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clodhopper
[klod-hop-er]
noun
a clumsy boor; rustic; bumpkin.
Synonyms: , , , ,clodhoppers, strong, heavy shoes.
clodhopper
/ ˈɒˌɒə /
noun
a clumsy person; lout
(usually plural) a large heavy shoe or boot
Other Word Forms
- ˈǻˌDZ辱Բ adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of clodhopper1
Example Sentences
It's only been three months and I already look the part of farmer in overalls and clodhoppers.
She wore a marble-dyed mesh shirt, tight jeans, clodhopper heels and a bounty of rings and necklaces.
“That’s the trouble with you great clodhoppers. You don’t see beyond your noses. But if you expect me to build a cage for you, you’re mistaken.”
One line confirms what the audience suspected: The clodhopper is in fact a shrewd judge of character.
It was so effective and unexpected that it drew in Sam Hunt to sing-rap about “muddy old clodhoppers and a Mossberg pump.”
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