Definition of cludgie in English:

cludgie

nounPlural cludgies ˈklʌdʒiˈkləjē

Scottish informal

A toilet.
three people needed hospital treatment in Glasgow after old cludgies collapsed beneath them
Example sentencesExamples
- A brick cludgie would come apart at the seams in his presence.
- Descartes worked best in an oven, Luther in a cludgie - or so we are told.
- The crumbling cludgie, bathed in moonlight, lay even closer to the ground than it had in Effie's time.
- Policemen are definitely younger, and manners have gone down the cludgie, right down.
- Hines would go in and tell the desk clerk himself just as soon as he felt capable of leaving the cludgie.
- But until his dying day he refused to refurbish the cludgie in any way, maintaining that that was the duty of our landlord.
- The Hispanic chap was cleaning the washrooms (cludgies to youse).
- The stairhead cludgie door was ajar, which it hadn't been when I'd left.
- If things were rough it would be a room-and-kitchen or maybe just a single-end wi' a landin' cludgie.

Origin

1960s: origin uncertain.

Definition of cludgie in US English:

cludgie

nounˈkləjē

Scottish informal

A toilet or bathroom.
he took turns at cleaning the cludgie in the flat
Example sentencesExamples
- The stairhead cludgie door was ajar, which it hadn't been when I'd left.
- The crumbling cludgie, bathed in moonlight, lay even closer to the ground than it had in Effie's time.
- Policemen are definitely younger, and manners have gone down the cludgie, right down.
- Descartes worked best in an oven, Luther in a cludgie - or so we are told.
- If things were rough it would be a room-and-kitchen or maybe just a single-end wi' a landin' cludgie.
- But until his dying day he refused to refurbish the cludgie in any way, maintaining that that was the duty of our landlord.
- Hines would go in and tell the desk clerk himself just as soon as he felt capable of leaving the cludgie.
- A brick cludgie would come apart at the seams in his presence.
- The Hispanic chap was cleaning the washrooms (cludgies to youse).

Origin

1960s: origin uncertain.

单词	cludgie
释义	Definition of cludgie in English: cludgie nounPlural cludgies ˈklʌdʒiˈkləjē Scottish informal A toilet. three people needed hospital treatment in Glasgow after old cludgies collapsed beneath them Example sentencesExamples A brick cludgie would come apart at the seams in his presence. Descartes worked best in an oven, Luther in a cludgie - or so we are told. The crumbling cludgie, bathed in moonlight, lay even closer to the ground than it had in Effie's time. Policemen are definitely younger, and manners have gone down the cludgie, right down. Hines would go in and tell the desk clerk himself just as soon as he felt capable of leaving the cludgie. But until his dying day he refused to refurbish the cludgie in any way, maintaining that that was the duty of our landlord. The Hispanic chap was cleaning the washrooms (cludgies to youse). The stairhead cludgie door was ajar, which it hadn't been when I'd left. If things were rough it would be a room-and-kitchen or maybe just a single-end wi' a landin' cludgie. Origin 1960s: origin uncertain. Definition of cludgie in US English: cludgie nounˈkləjē Scottish informal A toilet or bathroom. he took turns at cleaning the cludgie in the flat Example sentencesExamples The stairhead cludgie door was ajar, which it hadn't been when I'd left. The crumbling cludgie, bathed in moonlight, lay even closer to the ground than it had in Effie's time. Policemen are definitely younger, and manners have gone down the cludgie, right down. Descartes worked best in an oven, Luther in a cludgie - or so we are told. If things were rough it would be a room-and-kitchen or maybe just a single-end wi' a landin' cludgie. But until his dying day he refused to refurbish the cludgie in any way, maintaining that that was the duty of our landlord. Hines would go in and tell the desk clerk himself just as soon as he felt capable of leaving the cludgie. A brick cludgie would come apart at the seams in his presence. The Hispanic chap was cleaning the washrooms (cludgies to youse). Origin 1960s: origin uncertain.
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