General
clemmy
What does clemmy mean?
A stone or pebble, almost always implied to be one of throwing size. If a Geordie says 'lob us a clemmy', they want ammunition, not a paperweight.
"The bairns were chucking clemmies at the bus stop."
Frequently asked questions
What does clemmy mean?
A clemmy is a stone — specifically one small enough to chuck or throw.
How do you use clemmy in a sentence?
"He picked up a clemmy and skimmed it across the water."
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