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crudhopper 

A mild profanity of unknown origin, though clearly related to crud. Also spelled crudhoppers.
"Crudhopper! I forgot my antennaphone!" Marvin exclaimed, dehiscing with anxiety.
crudhopper by knightshade May 16, 2006
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Crudhopper 

Back in approx. 1965 I originated the term Crudhopper. It was in Ottawa and I was in high school. It spread throughout Ottawa, Canada, the USA and god knows where else! I moved on to bigger and brighter things ... like girls!

Definition: The original term was used to describe someone who had the ability to circumvent rules and regulations, but then alas became a rather derogatory term for people.
He's such a Crudhopper, he took his own locker and put a lock on it!
That Crudhopper handed in a paper that was done by his sister tens years ago.

Crudhopper by Bryan Skuce February 29, 2008

Clodhopper 

Big, oversized boots or shoes that make clunky noises on the floor when you are walking.
I don't think you need to be wearing the clodhoppers on the plane.
Clodhopper by Cuban B That's Me January 11, 2006

clodhopper 

large ungainly foot wear weilded in a heavy, uncoordinated fashion.
I dont think we need the clodhoppers on the seat, do we?
clodhopper by Bonnie Esposito July 2, 2006

chodhopper 

Someone who has a certain love for cocks that have more girth than length (chod)...
But has reputation for fickley moving on from one man to the next purely for this reason... Hence becoming a "chodhopper" Not to be mistaken with "clodhopper" which is simply a hefty shoe or boot...
"Fraya pulled again last night, I thought she was seing Ian?"

"She is but she is such a chodhopper, she's going to do herself an injury..."
chodhopper by Cukkuululu August 8, 2014

clodhopper 

An extremely clumsey and awkward person.
That clodhopper stepped on my foot!
clodhopper by Malcolm X-crement December 27, 2003

clodhoppers 

boots, esp. hiking boots, esp. if large, ugly, and/or filthy
Get your clodhoppers off the table!
clodhoppers by foltor September 2, 2005
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