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

ClemDawgg

Local deity and legend in the town of Westford as a street basketball player and hardcore soccer fanatic

ClemDawgg Just broke Gabe's ankles!

by AZN-iNVaSioN November 12, 2004

cleon

Kingdom Hearts yaoi fanfiction pairing of Cloud Strife (originally Final Fantasy VII), and Squall "Leon" Leonhart (originally Final Fantasy VIII).

Story pairings: akuroku, soriku, cleon

by crimescenesc May 29, 2007

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

Cleon

In the Resident Evil fandom, the pairing of Claire Redfield and Leon S. Kennedy.

example IM:
ResEvilfan: I've been looking for some Cleon fics and so far all I see are Chris x Jill!

by RizaHawkeye January 9, 2009

miss cleo

a fat hoe who tells ppls fortune by cards

hi im miss cleo call me ;)

by phatass May 5, 2003

Cleopatra

The ancient Egyptians certainly believed in the wisdom of female rulers. Indeed, when there was a political crisis, the ancient Egyptians chose a woman time and again to fill the power vacuum—precisely because she was the least risky option. For the ancient Egyptians, placing women in power was often the best protection for the patriarchy in times of uncertainty.Best known of all was Cleopatra of the Ptolemaic Dynasty (305-285 B.C.), who eliminated her siblings to take the throne unaccosted, only to put all of her energies into creating a dynasty for her many children. In the end, even this seducer of Roman leaders ruled differently than her partner of the moment, Marc Antony. While he was the (defeated) aggressor in Parthia, she stayed in Egypt and tried to create calm. While he foolishly engaged in the Battle of Actium, she saw the writing on the wall and fled with her fleet, back to Egypt, where she could do some good.

Cleopatra

by ... Zjdbckdnznsjd December 31, 2019