Cletus

[ klee-tuhs ]

noun
  1. a male given name.

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How to use Cletus in a sentence

  • Although a Texas version called “My Cousin Cletus” would be hilarious.

  • Nick could see into the near future, at least, and he chuckled after Cletus vanished through the wall.

    Satan and the Comrades | Ralph Bennitt
  • Having just registered as a Persian prince, Cletus again clanked down a large sack of gold pieces and a smaller one of jewels.

    Satan and the Comrades | Ralph Bennitt
  • No, but Ive been to America, Cletus bragged, knowing well his boss would be listening.

    Satan and the Comrades | Ralph Bennitt
  • Then Cletus, the second presbyter, rose and said: Our father Linus has spoken.

    Darkness and Dawn | Frederic W. Farrar
  • He was also deeply anxious to see him whom Cletus had described as John the beloved.

    Darkness and Dawn | Frederic W. Farrar