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clod Noun 1. a lump of earth or clay 2. Brit, Austral & NZ a dull or stupid person [Old English] cloddish adj Clod a mass or lump of any solid matter. Example: clod of earth, clay, iron, brass, turf.
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Translations clod n clod [klod] a thick lump, especially of earth. kluit, klont كُتْلَه من الطّين буца пръст hrouda klump der Erdklumpen σβόλος terrón (mulla)kamakas کلوخ kokkare motte גוּש אֲדָמָה ढेला gruda, grumen rög gumpalan (moldar)köggull zolla 土のかたまり 흙덩이 grumstas kukurznis; zemes pika gumpalan tanah kluit (jord-/leir)klump grudka torrão bulgăre ком hruda kepa, gruda busen klump แผ่นดิน kesek, topak 土塊 грудка, брила ڈھیلا cục đất 土块 |
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| To learn and discern of his brother the clod, Of his brother the brute, and his brother the God. Man early invented God, often of stone, or clod, or fire, and placed him in trees and mountains and among the stars. It was as if a clumsy clod had trod upon his toe and he conceived it to be his privilege, his duty, to use deep, resentful oaths. |
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