Clods is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLODS in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLOD, to pelt with clods
NOUN:
• a lump of earth or clay
• a stupid person
• a coarse cut of meat from the lower neck of an ox
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a dolt

Words related to CLODS

clod7

How to use CLODS in a sentence

• And the Perkins boy stood by stolidly while the dry clods were rumbling upon the pine box in the grave.
• I heard her mother sob, as the clods fell on the coffin of her only child, and I turned away from the grave, feeling thankful that I still had something left to love.
• I have built it out of the clods that the world has hurled at me, and have preserved enough vitality to laugh at it all.
• Soldiers off duty scraped the clods off their boots and polished up their bayonets.
• From time immemorial the clay clods of the world have, wholly by reason of their love of leadership, perpetrated such acts as have caused men to err.
• Some rollers have spikes or blunt attachments fastened to their surfaces for breaking clods.
• The people say that it does so rise when required in land even a good way from the forest, and that the clods are, in consequence, not necessary to retain it.
• He rode on further over the wide world, the black horse galloping and galloping under the tall trees, and throwing clods of earth from his thundering hoofs.
• The shining, dark coils of worms were visible like threads in the bright brown clods.
• Where there had been only rough clods and between the heavy stones the field began to grow.
• They took away the clods and the stones, for they had found out the secret hidden underneath.
• Ma told her where I was, and she come over the clods grumbling like a spoilt baby about getting dust on her shoes.
• And in the summer time, when he was employed in throwing clods off the corn after the plough, he had only to go once across the field while the plough went twice.
• There was an explosion, and the earth shot up in a fountain of clods.
• Sometimes we slept in caverns, sometimes in huts built of clods and boughs.
• When they are not saturated with water, they are generally dried into lumps and clods, which are almost as impenetrable by roots as so many stones.
• Tentative spikes, clods, and empty flasks having failed to find him, the beaters had essayed a skirmish line, and with instant result.
• When ploughed deeply, the clods turned up look frequently like compact masses of iron ore.
• As we passed through the village we noticed a new hole in the church tower, and three holes in the churchyard, which had scattered clods of earth about the pavement.
• He had been teased with clods of dirt and small stones flung at him.
• But farmers and iron workers know what it is that turns clods into corn and what makes the iron wheels that bear it to market.
• It is drawn slowly over the ploughed land, and presses the clods to earth.
• Turnip ground, on which either is intended to be sown, should be cleared, cleaned, and broke up in August, great care being taken to leave no weeds or large clods.
• And although I think I would rather die elsewhere, yet in my heart of hearts I long to be buried among good Scotch clods.

Similar words containing CLOD without suffix s

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