clarabella

/ (ˌklærəˈbɛlə) /

an eight-foot flute stop on an organ

Word Origin for clarabella

C19: from Latin clāra, feminine of clārus clear + bella, feminine of bellus beautiful

They couldnt keep that, course; but Clarabella wrote they want moren one or two blocks from the Alley.

The Turn of the Tide |Eleanor H. Porter
Clarabella wouldnt let her stay thar another minute, anan I wouldnt neither.

The Turn of the Tide |Eleanor H. Porter
Mary chose a string of blue beads that Margaret sometimes wore, and Clarabella a pink sash that she found in a trunk.

The Turn of the Tide |Eleanor H. Porter
"You may both have what you like, because you were so kind to my little lost Clarabella," said Mrs. Hen.

Uncle Wiggily's Travels |Howard R. Garis

Clarabella, klar-a-bel′a, n. an organ-stop of a sweet fluty tone.

Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D) |Various