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claut

claut noun: a kind of rake.

Noun

claut (plural clauts)

  1. A kind of rake.
  2. The material raked up; a rakeful.

Verb

claut (third-person singular simple present clauts, present participle clauting, simple past and past participle clauted)

  1. To scratch or claw.

Forms of claut

Noun
pluralclauts
Verb
third-person singular presentclauts
present participleclauting
past participleclauted
pastclauted

Origin of claut

Perhaps connected with claw.

Questions about claut

What does claut mean?
Claut means a kind of rake.
What part of speech is claut?
Claut can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of claut?
The plural of claut is clauts.

Words near claut in the dictionary

  1. claustrum
  2. clausula
  3. clausulae
  4. clausular
  5. clausure
  6. claut
  7. clauted
  8. clauting
  9. clauts
  10. clava
  11. Clava cairn

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