cloutier

Complete sieve, often chokes in big games. Couldn't save a beachball. Generally used in reference to hockey, especially if one is a vancouver canuck fan.
Holy hell, martin brodeur choked more then cloutier this year!

Hes a real cloutier, that holmqvist
by osmun August 22, 2007
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Cloutier

How's she so classy at clout chasing , she must be a Cloutier
by Hehe Jackson July 24, 2019
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Cloutier

To incorrectly call "home run" on a ball that lands harmlessly in an outfielder's mitt.
That one's gone!
Uh, no. The left-fielder just caught it. You really Cloutiered that one.
by beefncheddar October 28, 2006
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Karrah Cloutier

You should love every Karrah Cloutier you meet. <3
by youknowwhatitis15 November 22, 2011
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Cloutiering

It is when a player gets tapped by an opponent’s stick or a stick comes close to touching the player, no actual contact is required, and the player dives forward in slow motion and over embellishes this action, in an attempt to get the attention of the ref to get a penalty called against the opposing team.

The term Cloutiering comes from F-Troop forward Billy Cloutier, who hails from Middleton, MA and wears #9, as he has done this in almost every H-Puck game in the 2014 Spring/Summer League. It is shocking that he has not received an embellishment penalty for diving due to the embarrassment he is bringing to the sport. The fact that he was a 4 year Varsity letter winner for the Masconomet Chieftains makes this all the more appalling.
"Did you see last night’s F-Troop game vs. Village Pharmacy? One of their centers, # 9, was Cloutiering all night. Every time a stick touched him, he threw his body forward in slow motion and dove like Bobby Orr did after scoring the game winning goal in OT back in 1970.”
by Hockey Krishna July 11, 2014
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Cloutier

Cloutier is the type of wild creature you can find in a school. It loves sciences and loves to eat C6H12O6. This creature, when it is in the wild tends to react in an angry way but if it is tamed (keeping your mouth shut), it can be gentle. This creature is similar to a female science teacher.
Person 1: Is that your Cloutier? Why does it look so angry?

Person 2: *Sigh* I don't know man, its always like that...
by y=ax+b November 27, 2023
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