Clad

What do we mean by clad?

To sheathe or cover (a metal) with a metal. transitive verb

To cover with a protective or insulating layer of other material. transitive verb

Preterit and past participle of clothe. noun

To clothe.

To clothe. transitive verb

Imp. & p. p. of clothe.

To clothe. verb

To cover with insulation. verb

Simple past tense and past participle of clad. verb

Simple past tense and past participle of clothe. verb

Having an outer covering especially of thin metal adjective

Wearing or provided with clothing; sometimes used in combination adjective

(past tense clad) To clothe.

(past tense clad or cladded) To cover (with insulation or another material); to surround, envelop.

(figuratively) To imbue (with a specified quality)

Out of style. it is old. Urban Dictionary

"Cladded" The act of cucking someone's wife, As a demon, and through universes. Urban Dictionary

One who adores Harry Potter, Anime, and Blondies. A rare species that can survive on Spaghetti with marinara and cheese or candy, the clads is often seen with a rifle, flag, or deathnote. The clads is very dangerous when aggressed, so don't cross her when you're in the jungle. Urban Dictionary

Certified Legit Ass Dude. Urban Dictionary

A joke lasting only a few days which was Killed by Conor O’mara on 22/02/2020. RIP CLAD Urban Dictionary

To be a clad is to be an utter legend Urban Dictionary

Another way of saying too bad It originated from an episode of "Even Stevens" when Louis' crazy uncle comes to town causing trouble. The scene where the phrase "foo clad" takes place when Louis got into an argument with his dad because he was supposed to be washing the car but instead hung out with his crazy uncle. Urban Dictionary

Another word for underdressed, wearing something that is too cold for the weather, and covers too little of the body Urban Dictionary

A state of mostly undressed. Urban Dictionary

Dressed like a skank.(ie: revealing, tight, like a prostitute) Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to clad:
clad.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word clad:
sheeting, corrugated, weatherboard, skillion, shingles, verandah, awning, fibrous, clapboard, cotta, beaded, gabled, cladding, terracotta, casement, siding, veneer, glazed, stucco, timber, gable, eaves, tiles, robes, plywood, cement, parapet, projecting, roof, sash, terra, recessed, stainless, asbestos, hardwood, limestone, marble, brick, granite, robe, facade, iron, roofs, panels, attire, internally, aluminium, sheets, framing, decorative, framed, plaster, porch, portico, arched, concrete, lined, chimney, sheltered, boards, slate, openings, bays, aluminum, polished, slab, armor, tile, armour, groove, hairs, brackets, vertical, curtain, rectangular, exterior, enclosed, horizontal, sandstone, copper, shed, trim, ceiling, masonry, flanked, steel, windows, alloy, ade, metal, tongue, topped, walls, shirt, leather, lantern, piers, posts, glass, lobby.

Words that rhyme with clad:
sad, pad, bad, ad, fad, add, mad, cad, glad, rad, chad, comrade, gad, plaid, lad, nomad, triad, dyad, tad, dad, scad, had, brad, shad, ironclad, grad, olympiad, nad, doodad, keypad, strad, thad, vlad, galahad, grandad, ladd, forbad, ecad, trinidad, ciudad, amistad, dradde, riyadh, sociedad, hyderabad, mossad, volgograd, sinbad, ydrad, tchad, soledad, leningrad, undergrad, lily pad, stalingrad, launch pad, kaliningrad, riyad, gadd, unctad, madd, ladde, not bad, too bad, hadd, go bad, mirad, newspaper ad, visegrad, want ad, like mad, sketch pad, knee pad, scratch pad, tadd, flad, sir galahad, amstrad, deadbeat dad, caridad, halmstad, scouring pad, elbow pad, launching pad, shadd, mattress pad, stamp pad, writing pad, carpet pad, hot pad, thinkpad, arm pad, mouse pad, schad, cleaning pad, shoulder pad, heating pad, raving mad, body pad, lake chad.

Adjectives that are often used to describe clad:
econo, iron, nickel, soft, stainless, ill, downcast, metal, white, zircaloy, half, plastic, vine, inconel, snow, green, sky, ivy, pine, leather, ibon, rough, pellet, double, fair, tin, tile, ikon, catheter, dielectric, bikini.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective clad:
hills, mountains, figure, men, women, figures, peaks, man, woman, slopes, soldiers, body, girls, legs, hill, steel, warriors, feet, children, mountain, girl, vessels, walls, troops, heights, bodies, summits, oath, knights, ships, ladies, rule, peak, arm, material, shoulders, lady, islands, fiber, boys, wire, horsemen, rules, rocks, plate, banks, laminates, leg, foot, slope, building, ranges, warrior, switchgear, soldier, knight, boy, dancers, country, summit, wall, fibers, metals, arms, shoulder, range, trees, aluminum, steels, sheet, laminate, vessel, doors, ridges, plates, alps, buildings, gunboats, valley, officers, ridge, metal, tower, cable, land, shores, ship, guarantee, peasants, cliffs, layer, guards, natives.

Consonant match to clad:
cloud, clade, claud, claude, clyde, clawed, clayed, clued, cloyed, cloyd, clewed.

Words that sound like clad:
clad, klad, cloud, clyde, clod, clawed, claude, claud, clud, clued, clat, clade, cloyd, cloyed, clid, klatt, kleid, clayed, clewed, glad, gladd, clit, clout, clot, cleat, cad, clut, cleet, kad, klit, clammed, clanged, claddagh, clute, clads, cadd, klute, clet, khad, clate, klett, clite, cled, clote, claut, cloot, claught, kloot, kld, klette, glide, glade, glued, glowed, glod, glode, glid, glatt, gleed, glat, gled, hlad, glied, gloyd, glede, glaad, glead, glud, clothe, class, cat, clash, chloe, claimed, clapped, clas, cade, clashed, classed, chlo, cla, catt, classe, cawed, clacked, caed, caid, clai, ccat, catte, calid, clach, clapt, caud, calade, call at, callid, chla, chuid, clait.