What does CLODS mean?

Parts of Speech:

Clods is a plural noun.

Definitions:

Clods refer to a lump of earth or clay. It can also refer to a clumsy or stupid person.

Pronunciations:

US: /klɑdz/

UK: /klɒdz/

Origin and Usage:

The word "clod" originated from Middle English and Old English. It was used to refer to a mass of earth or soil. In modern usage, it still refers to a lump of earth or clay but can also be used to describe a person who is clumsy or stupid.

Synonyms:

• chunk
• clump
• lump
• block
• dummy
• fool
• idiot

Related Words:

• clerk
• cloud
• clout
• cloak
• clown

Example Sentences:

• The farmer dug up clods of earth to plant his crops.
• He was such a clod that he tripped over his own feet.
• She threw a clod of dirt at the window to get their attention.