clunder

Dried food or used debris usually resulting from dropped food or a spilled bowl that adheres to the cracks and curvatures in a chair and or the in-between area of your car's driver seat and glove box.

I am afraid to reach for the keys that fell out of my pocket in my chair because of all the clunder

by imsannr December 4, 2007

Cluey

'kloo-ee' (adjective) A person who is clever, mentally quick and original. Also a person who is very perceptive, particularly in making smart remarks.

Howard is cluey, if you try to make a joke of him, prepare to be embarrassed!

by A. Schembri November 12, 2008

Clud

A sound that is not quite a clunk, yet not quite a thud.

Richard his jumped into a doorframe, hitting his head, and a loud clud sound resulted

by Solo Phoenix April 15, 2006

clueless

1) A person who partakes in an event of which they have no understanding, often having a negative impact upon others.

2) A person in need of meeting with a cluestick

Bob ran his own mailserver but never realised why his Internet connection suddenly became very slow.
Subsequently, Bob got very angry with people accusing him of spamming because no spam could ever come from his computer.

by beddo May 11, 2004

Cluer

a very uncommon last name, people who hold this last name often become frustrated becusaue they have to spell it out: 'clue' with an 'r' on the end.

1. my name is matt cluer. 'clue' with 'r' on the end you moron.

by lillysmells March 18, 2008

a dirty cledus

the dirty cledus is the same as a dirty sanchez but it is done to your sister

man a bet their was a dirty cledus going on down their in the backwoods of west virgina.

by tohottie scotti June 2, 2008

cluebait

Mostly used within support teams for UK ISPs to describe customer's who can't understand even the most basic instruction.

The opposite of Clueminatti

If clues were fish and you were a worm, you still couldn't catch one! You cluebait.

by Riocaz April 20, 2007