clod
/kloʊd/Definitions
1. noun
a lump or mass of earth or soil; a block of clay or mud
“The farmer’s boots sank into the wet clod as he walked through the field.”
2. verb
to hit or knock something or someone with a lump or mass of earth or soil
“The clod of mud hit the car’s windshield, causing a crack.”
3. verb
to make or form into a clod
“The rain clodded the soil, making it difficult to plant.”