clart
/klɑːt
/(also clarts)
noun [mass noun] Scottish & Northern English
Sticky mud; filth.Now where I come from these types would be called ‘happy as a pig in clarts’.
Derivatives
clarty
- All this means Glen Affric is an ideal place to give the kids free rein to run about and get clarty.
Origin
Late 17th century (as a verb in the sense 'smear, plaster'): of unknown origin.
Rhymes
- oneiroscopy
- oneism
- one jump ahead
- one-legged
- one-liner
- one-lunger
- one-man
- one-man band
- one-man operated
- one-man show
- one man's meat is another man's poison
- one moment (or just a moment)
- one nation
- on end
- oneness
- one-night
- one-nighter
- one-night stand
- one-note
- one of a kind
- one-off
- one of these days
- one of those days
- one of us
- one-old-cat