Clod (noun)

1. A lump of earth or soil, especially one that is hard and compact.
2. A heavy, ungainly, or awkward person.

Origin:

Old english "clodde" meaning a lump of earth or soil.

Examples:

1. The farmer broke up the clod of soil before planting the seed.
2. The soil was full of clods and needed to be broken up.
3. He was a clod, ungainly and awkward in his movements.
4. He was a clod, he didn't understand anything about culture.
5. He was a clod, he only cared about football and beer.