Definitions

1. noun

A river in Scotland, approximately 173 km long, which flows through Glasgow.

“The Clyde River plays a significant role in Glasgow’s economy and culture.”

2. proper noun

A Scottish clan and a surname of Scottish origin.

“The Clan Clyde was a prominent Scottish clan during the 16th century.”

3. verb

To cause to flow or slide, as with a liquid.

“The water clyded down the slope, creating a small waterfall.”