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Webster Dictionary :: Clumsy
CLUMSY, a. s as z. [from clump, lump.] 1. Properly, short and thick, like a clum...
Webster Dictionary :: Clumsiness
CLUMSINESS, n. The quality of being short and thick, and moving heavily; awkward...
Webster Dictionary :: Clumsily
CLUMSILY, adv. [from clumsy.] In a clumsy manner; awkwardly; in an unhandy manne...
Webster Dictionary :: Clumps
CLUMPS, n. [from clump.] A stupid fellow; a numskull.
Webster Dictionary :: Clump
CLUMP, n. 1. A thick, short piece of wood, or other solid substance; a shapeless...
Webster Dictionary :: Clue
CLUE. [See Clew.]
Webster Dictionary :: Clucking
CLUCKING, ppr. Uttering the voice of a sitting hen; calling chickens.
Webster Dictionary :: Cluck
CLUCK, v.i. To make the noise, or utter the voice of the domestic hen, when sitt...
Webster Dictionary :: Clubbist
CLUBBIST, n. One who belongs to a party, club or association.
Webster Dictionary :: Clubber
CLUBBER, CLUBBING, ppr. Joining in a club; uniting to a common end.
Webster Dictionary :: Clubbed
CLUBBED, pp. 1. Collected into a sum and averaged, as different expenses. 2. Uni...
Webster Dictionary :: Club-shaped
CLUB-SHAPED, a. Shaped like a club; growing thicker towards the top; clavated.
Webster Dictionary :: Club-rush
CLUB-RUSH, n. A genus of plants, the Scirpus.
Webster Dictionary :: Club-room
CLUB-ROOM, n. The apartment in which a club meets.
Webster Dictionary :: Club-law
CLUB-LAW, n. Government by clubs, or violence; the use of arms, or force, in pla...
Webster Dictionary :: Club-headed
CLUB-HEADED, a. Having a thick head.
