clart

[klɑːt]

clart Definition

• 1. a sticky or muddy substance
• 2. a foolish or stupid person

Using clart: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "clart" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The clart on the ground made it difficult to walk.

• Example

  He's such a clart, he can't even tie his own shoes.

clart Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for clart

• mud
• goo
• slime
• fool
• idiot

Phrases with clart

• clart up

  to make something dirty or messy with clart

  Example

  Don't clart up your new shoes in the mud.

• clarty weather

  weather that is wet, muddy, or sticky

  Example

  The clarty weather made it hard to go outside.

• clart about

  to behave in a silly or foolish way

  Example

  Stop clarting about and get to work!

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Summary: clart in Brief

The term 'clart' [klɑːt] refers to a sticky or muddy substance, as well as a foolish or stupid person. It is often used in phrases like 'clart up,' meaning to make something dirty or messy with clart, and 'clarty weather,' referring to wet or muddy conditions. 'Clart' can also be used to describe someone's behavior, as in 'Stop clarting about and get to work!'