cluntn.
dialect.
A heavy noisy tread, a clump.
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1877 F. Ross et al. Gloss. Words Holderness
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cluntv.
dialect.
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To walk in a heavy noisy manner.
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clunter n. ‘an unnimble stumbler’ (Thoresby Lett. to Ray 1703).
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v.- snows
- snowscape
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- snowscoop
- snowscraper
- snowshed
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- snowsheen
- snowshifter
- snowshoe
- snowshoe evil
- snowshoe excursion
- snowshoe expedition
- snowshoe foot
- snowshoe hare
- snowshoe rabbit
- snowshoe step
- snowshoe track
- snowshoed
- snowshoeing
- snowshoer
- snowshoers
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