Clout

[Sarah]

The Trap.

[Jessica]

To threaten to strike or to strike someone with your dukes as a warning to back off. Its the mighty clout you need to watch out for. You will know what a mighty clout is when recieved by another.

[Luis Fok]

[Influence] or [power] in political and community circles. Originally popularized by Chicago journalist Mike Royko to describe local [movers] and [shakers] when Richard J. Daley was mayor in the Sixties and early Seventies. Usage spread nationally.

[Jason Yan]

where the [pishflaps] are found

[Zipporah Schumaker]

[Clout] is being [famous] and having [influence]

[Magaret]

[Power], [fame], money, [influence], style, etc.

[Luis Fok]

A heavy blow with the hand or a hard object.

[Julene]

[Gaining] respect from higher figures for no particular/ having respect for your style or the [vibes] you [give off]. “Clout” can also be used as a mother word for swag, not too often but you may see or hear it

[Rihanna]

[a word] that [twats] on [the internet] say because they think they are cool

[Kai]

[wanting] [attention] on [social media]

[Luis Fok]

Clout may refer to: