clueless newbie

Someone who is new and thinks that they know much about a subject (when it is evident they know little). Usually associated with IRC/asl.

You are such a clueless newbie.

by louis October 22, 2001

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

clern

when one vicously scavanges through a womans vagina to find a jolly rancher or any other candy and eats the candy afterwards.

Dude i totally clerned that girl last night.

by buenosdias99999999 August 29, 2011

clerch

second dinner; the fourth meal of the day after breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Note: not a snack but a full meal. Also spelled clurch, klurch, klerch, and tonya.

I am going out to dinner at 6, but I might stop by for clerch at 11 if there is still food left.

by Musumeci #1 July 14, 2003

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

clergy

preists and other church members gathering for an orgy

there’s is a clergy happening at my church should we go gal!

by anonymous October 9, 2021

Clue in

To pick up on or sense another’s thought. Usually based on a. knowledge of the person or type of person and context of the situation and b. the ability to read body signals.

The ability to catch on to something without knowing the background.

Entering a conversation midstream and understanding immediately the gist of it.

I knew what he was going to say that, I just sort of “clue in”.

by UWB is really not me February 4, 2010