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clod"lump of earth or clay," Old English clod- (in clodhamer "the fieldfare," a kind of thrush, literally "field-goer"), from Proto-Germanic *kludda-, from PIE *gleu- (see cl [..]
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clodA lump of clay which is difficult to break apart.
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clod(n) a compact mass(n) an awkward stupid person
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clodA mass of soil produced by digging, which usually clumps together easily with repeated wetting and drying.
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clod, v. to throw anything, such as stones.
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