clarts
Britishplural noun
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Origin of clarts
of unknown origin
Example Sentences
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He calls a wild cherry a "guigne;" he calls a swede turnip a "baygee," a gooseberry a "grozer," mud "clarts," a horse-collar a "brime."
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