Clover
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Clover is aterm used to describe a genuiely beautiful girl. One that makes you stop for a moment but yet it feels liek an eternity and go - oh my lord. This is true beauty.
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nice,kind, nature loving people
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A giant prick, asshole, or shithead, one who never ceases to speak in a inconsiderate or demeaning way.
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High.
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a rattled kid who needs to be called a clover.
Listens to soft music like owl city, tswift, and lots of remixes.
SOFT CHILD.
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A nickname given to the monster from Cloverfield.
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the area at the top of a girls vulva where the labia major and clit hood meet, the most painful place to wax. this area strongly resembles part of a clover.
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To drink without people knowing, made for code.
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A [Clover] is a loyal hard working soul, they are kind and sporty if you where ever to date someone called Clover you just may [aswell] be the luckiest person on earth other features of a [clover] that they are hot and pretty with thick curves and a sharp [jawline]
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If you ever encounter a Clover she is sure to make you laugh at almost anything she is very quirky, kind, and one of the most amazing Beautiful and smartest person you will ever meet how ever she is very good and hiding her emotions she will want to cry but the fear if being [judged] on how she looks and the way she acts but if you ever end up being close with Clover you will realise how stunning magnificent and loving her [quirks] can be she will be the [highlight] of your day making friends where ever she goes
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a sexual act in which 2 individuals work both their hands into the anus of a [3rd party], end result both fists are in the rectum resembling a 4 [leafed] [clover]
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A herbaceous plant of the pea family, with dense globular flower heads and leaves which are typically three-lobed. It is an important fodder and rotational crop.
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Allows businesses to accept payments without having to pay the processing fee. A software product by Slice Business Marketing
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a small plant with three round leaves on each stem, often fed to cows
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