Definition of "clod" [clod]

• A lump or chunk, especially of earth or clay. (noun)
• Earth or soil. (noun)
• A dull, stupid person; a dolt. (noun)

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• "This CFR-Bilderberger owned clod is just another useful idiot for the New World Order."
• "Make him ask forgiveness of Guy; and then, "while little French birds were singing rondels, and as peasants bent over their hoes in clod-like attitudes, or leaned upon their spades to listen to the Angelus, the monk pronounced the words that made Blanche and Guy husband and wife, — or rather, wife and husband.""
• "Why should such gentle hands and feet spend their strength in clod-breaking, when rough ones are at command?"