Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
clodpole
noun
/ˈklɒdˌpoʊl/
Definition
A clumsy or awkward person; someone who is foolish or incompetent.
Examples
- Despite his efforts to impress the team, he often felt like a clodpole during meetings.
- She tripped on her own feet, earning her the reputation of a clodpole among her friends.
- The clodpole walked into the room, completely unaware of the string of tape he had stuck to his shoe.
Meaning
The term ‘clodpole’ is often used to describe someone who lacks common sense or coordination, often resulting in humorous or silly situations.
Synonyms
- fool
- oaf
- buffoon
