19 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Clodhopper' in a Sentence

"A clumsy and uncultured person; someone who is awkward and lacks sophistication; a rustic or bumpkin." more

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The little clodhopper tried his best to impress his classmates during show-and-tell with his homemade robot.

The little clodhopper giggled while playing in the mud.

The clodhopper giggled when the fluffy bunny hopped by.

Despite being a clodhopper, Jimmy showed great enthusiasm in the art class, creating colorful masterpieces.

The old scarecrow in the farmer's field looked like a friendly clodhopper.

During the play, the character was dressed as a clodhopper.

At the picnic, Billy felt like a clodhopper as he tripped over the roots in the grass.

Sarah tried to dance gracefully, but she felt like a clodhopper in her big shoes.

The clodhoppers left deep footprints in the wet sand along the shore.

Sarah giggled as her little brother wore oversized, clodhopper shoes.

The little clodhopper struggled to tie his shoelaces during the kindergarten play.

The clodhopper struggled to dance gracefully at the school talent show.

Emily felt like a clodhopper as she struggled to tie her shoelaces quickly.

Tom, the clumsy boy in our class, is often teased for being a clodhopper.

The teacher asked the clodhopper to be careful with the fragile science experiment.

He tripped over his own feet like a clodhopper while playing soccer.

Tom, the little clodhopper, picked colorful flowers in the garden.

She found an old clodhopper's hat in the antique shop.

The clumsy clodhopper tripped over his own feet during the school play rehearsal.

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