Clem in French
Clem in French is Clém — Clem means (dialect, chiefly northern English) To go hungry or starve.
Clem in French
Clém
A en given name.
What does "Clem" mean?
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verb (dialect, chiefly northern English) To go hungry or starve.
"In the old mill towns, families would clem through the worst winters."
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Clem in a sentence
- In the old mill towns, families would clem through the worst winters.
- He'd rather clem than beg for scraps.
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What is "Clem" in French?
"Clem" in French is Clém. Clem means: (dialect, chiefly northern English) To go hungry or starve.
How do you use "Clem" in a sentence?
Example: "In the old mill towns, families would clem through the worst winters." In French, "Clem" is Clém.
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