clod /klod/

1. A thick round mass or lump that sticks together, esp of earth or turf
2. A concreted mass
3. The ground
4. A bed of fireclay in a coalmine
5. The body of a man, as formed of clay
6. A stupid person
7. A cut of ox meat taken from the shoulder

1. To pelt (archaic)
2. To throw (Scot)

To throw clods

cloddˈish adjective

cloddˈishly adverb

cloddˈishness noun

cloddˈy adjective

Earthy

clodˈly adverb

clodˈhopper noun

1. A countryman
2. A peasant
3. A clumsy dolt
4. A heavy, clumsy shoe or boot (slang)

clodˈhopping adjective

Boorish

clodˈpated adjective

clodˈpoll, clodˈpole or clodˈpate noun

A stupid fellow, a bumpkin

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