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cloué

/kluˈeɪ/

cloué adjective: studded with nails (of a specified tincture).

Adjective

cloué (not comparable)

  1. (horseshoe, etc) Studded with nails (of a specified tincture).
    • For quotations using this term, see Citations:cloué.

Origin of cloué

Borrowed from French cloué.

Questions about cloué

What does cloué mean?
Cloué means studded with nails (of a specified tincture).
What part of speech is cloué?
Cloué is an adjective.
How do you pronounce cloué?
Cloué is pronounced /kluˈeɪ/.

Words near cloué in the dictionary

  1. cloutings
  2. cloutless
  3. clouts
  4. clouts on
  5. clouty
  6. cloué
  7. clouée
  8. clovamide
  9. Clovass
  10. clove
  11. clove hitch

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