clour
/klʊr/
verb
- To hit or strike heavily, especially causing a lump or swelling.
- Be careful not to clour your thumb while hammering that nail.
- The blacksmith cloured the hot iron with his hammer.
- During the scuffle, one of the men cloured the other on the shoulder.
noun
- A heavy blow or hit, especially one that causes a lump or swelling.
- He received a nasty clour on the head from a falling branch.
- She rubbed the clour on her arm where she had bumped into the doorframe.
- The knight's mace delivered a powerful clour to his opponent's shield.