What is "cloddy"

Usage examples of "cloddy".

As soon as that cloddy he had just stuck up back there reported to the police, they'd check through the computers for the floater's destination.

Otherwise, a real bad-o could locate some upperclass cloddy without any immediate friends or relatives, take him out somewhere and finish him off and hide the body, then take the Uni-Credit Card and head off into some other part of the country and, using the same system I did, duplicate photographically the thumbprint.

Oh, I admit it saves manpower, ordinarily, but when you get a cloddy vicious enough to be carrying a shooter, then you should zero in on his wrist teevee phone, assuming he's silly enough to be carrying one, without warning.

God only knows what stupid cloddy thought that one up, Thomas Jefferson or James Madison, or whoever, but that's the American Constitution.

He said, finally, "You know, I was obliquely approached by some cloddy who hinted at the same thing.

I am the unquenched spark ever flashing and astonishing the face of time, ever working my will and wreaking my passion on the cloddy aggregates of matter, called bodies, which I have transiently inhabited.

Muscular hips and legs gave her a stocky silhouette that was accentuated by the flat-brimmed hat and cloddy shoes of the NPS uniform she wore on duty.