clod in Latin
clod in Latin is glaeba — clod means a lump of earth, clay, or turf.
clod in Latin
glaeba
What does "clod" mean?
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noun A lump of earth, clay, or turf.
"He kicked a clod of dirt across the field."
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noun An awkward or foolish person.
"Stop being such a clod and watch where you're walking."
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clod in a sentence
- He kicked a clod of dirt across the field.
- Stop being such a clod and watch where you're walking.
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What is "clod" in Latin?
"clod" in Latin is glaeba. clod means: A lump of earth, clay, or turf.
How do you use "clod" in a sentence?
Example: "He kicked a clod of dirt across the field." In Latin, "clod" is glaeba.
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