also clock-work, 1660s, "machinery and movements of a clock," from clock (n.1) + work (n.). Figurative sense of "any regulated system of unvarying regularity" is recorded earlier (1620s); also as an adjective in this sense (1760s).
clock-maker
clock-radio
clock-tower
clock-watcher
clockwise
clockwork
clod
cloddish
clodhopper
clog
cloison