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clodhopping

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Clod´hop`ping
a.1.Boorish; rude.
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clodhopping [ˈklɒdhɒpɪŋ] ADJ [person] → torpón, desgarbado; [boots] → basto, pesado
clodhopping
adj (inf) persontrampelig (inf), → tölpelhaft, schwerfällig; clodhopping shoes/bootsklobige Schuhe pl/Stiefel pl


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Clodhopping Clarke's almost as old as Brucie and I had him down as a Strictly fan but his TV viewing habits is for another day.
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