Person who has no free will, is a victim of a cruel psyhological therapy (A Clockwork Orange), or a person who is unable to make it's own choices between good and bad
Anthony Burgess says "A human being is endowed with free will. He can use this to choose between good and evil. If he can only perform good or only perform evil, then he is a clockwork orange
by ob-la-di-ob-la-da July 18, 2015
1. Sci-fi movie/book about a retro-ish gang leader who after beating people up, raping, stealing, etc, is taken to prison where he later is chosen to participate in a "special treatment" program to "cure" him.
2. Also, a term used in the CWO book to describe a person who is perfectly moral, nonviolent, etc; but has no free will.
2. Also, a term used in the CWO book to describe a person who is perfectly moral, nonviolent, etc; but has no free will.
by The Zebu January 25, 2004
A clockwork orange comes from an old London saying "queer as a clockwork orange". A clockwork orange is actually a wind up doll that is controlled by both god and the devil. Anthony Burgess uses this for his book to symbolize the government almost brainwashing Alex in order to control his bad behavior.
by chelseag October 17, 2006
someone who appears normal to the eye and holds the colors of life (orange), but is really a tool for someone or something else (clockwork)
by sam March 16, 2005
by girl. March 17, 2006
o, my brother, stop slooshing the sounds of Ludwig van and turn on the tele for a bit of the ol clockwork orange
by Droog November 1, 2003
by Schmuck November 21, 2003