Definition of: clod

(klod) noun
1. A lump of earth, clay, etc.; hence, the soil.
2. Anything earthy, as the body of man compared with his soul.
3. The cut of beef on the back part of the foreshoulder above the shank.
4. A dull, stupid fellow,
—v.t. clod·ded, clod·ding
1. To throw clods or stones at.
—v.i.
2. To turn into clods; clot; coagulate. [Var. of CLOT]
—clod′dish adjective
—clod′dish·ness noun
—clod′dy adjective