Clod

Used in Steven Universe, a clod is a term for a stupid person. However, it can also mean a chunk of earth.
In both instances it is used as a noun

Example 1:
1: *trips and falls downstairs*
2: “God you’re such a clod.”

Example 2:
1: “can you please get that clod out so I can plant this?”

by SuccSuccMan May 6, 2020

Claudia in Overalls

The hottest thing in the world.

Jarrad: Hey Jenna, Claudia sure looks hot today. Don’t you think?

Jenna: Claudia in Overalls is always hot, Jarrad.

Jarrad: You’re right, Jenna. I forgot Claudia in Overalls was the hottest thing in the world.

by AFluffaCat April 19, 2023

Dirty Claudio

A hairy man that hasn't showered or left the basement for 3 days because he was playing on his computer.

Hey bud maybe we should cut this game short before you turn into a Dirty Claudio.

I haven't seen the sun all week. I'm such a Dirty Claudio.

by The Nard May 1, 2020

Claude & Claudia

What you realize you should have named your cats, after you realized that you should have got them declawed when you had the extra money.

They looked like a "fluffy" and a "muffy" when I first saw them. Now when I look at them all I can think of is "Claude & Claudia".

by Cat Woman May 30, 2006

cloud8745

Famous youtube comdian/walktthrougher he made famous walkthroughs such as IWBTG The frist Silent Hill Walkthrough on youtube he is now known as xCloud8745x.He is also a Ranter.He has three profiles xCloud8745,MrAraonrants and wowzardon you can also find him on JTV and Viddler

Did you see Cloud8745's new walkthrough

by Jonnycage100 November 23, 2009

clodia

A rare bread of syrian horse. Most noticeable characteristic is their noses - twice the size of a normal horse.

Child: Mommy! Why does my little pony have a nose like pinocchio?

Mom: That's a clodia honey!

by jamal_the_wall November 22, 2013

jean claude van jis

When Van Damme does the splits and craig turley sucks the cum out of his split sack.

oooohhh...there goes Jean Claude Van Jis - oh wait..thats just Karl Langdon sucking sumas cock!

by Robert J. Melrose May 30, 2003