clouted adjective6 •Clotted; coagulated.So there are two or three little matters which seem to connect Tyre and its neighbourhood with the clouted cream of Devonshire. — 1862 •Beaten, pounded, or subjected to rough treatment.But the others, who are in the path of the wind, they are clouted and pushed and beaten, blinded and deafened by the cyclone. — 1919 •Patched; roughly mended.I thought he slept, and put My clouted brogues from off my feet, whose rudeness Answer'd my steps too loud. — 1611 •Bandaged.The while, thilk same unhappy ewe (Whose clouted leg her hurt doth show) Fell headlong into a dell And there unjointed both her bones. — 1579 •Hobnailed.The vast majority of people in the east go bare-footed, and those who wear shoes certainly do not wear them clouted. During a residence of several years in India, I never saw a clouted shoe . — 1839 •Rough and uneven.Fortunately it was covered with light scrub: otherwise I should never have got to the top, for the frozen and clouted soil was so slippery that one slid back at every step. — 1915 formsmore clouted · most clouted
