1. cloture - Noun
2. cloture - Verb
See Closure, 5.
Source: Webster's dictionarydebate was closured Source: Internet
cloture the discussion Source: Internet
After the cloture vote, the Senate adopted an amendment by voice vote adding $2.2 billon to rebuild and strengthen New Orleans levees and other flood projects in California, Hawaii, Texas and Pennsylvania. Source: Internet
Minority Leader Harry Reid, who was viciously angry at how "fiscally irresponsible" Republicans were, could have easily turned those 48 votes, including 3 Republicans, into a filibuster and voted against cloture on the legislation. Source: Internet
A vote of 60 is required for cloture. Source: Internet
If either votes for cloture, they may as well drop out of the race. Source: Internet