Clout

klowt, n. A piece of cloth, leather, etc., for a boat.] — Coach'ee, n. Slang name for a coachman. patch; the center of an archer's butt; an iron plate — Coacb/-box, n. Seat for the driver of a coach. — on an axletree. [AS. clut, Ir. and Ga. clud.] — v. Coach/man, n. One who drives a coach. To cover with cloth or other material; to patch; Coaction, ko-ak's hun, n. Force compulsion. [L. join in a clumsy manner; to guard with an iron coactio, con, together, and agere, actum, to drive.] plate. — Clouts-nail, n. A nail lor securing patches — Coactlve, -iv, a. Serving to compel or constrain; of iron^etc, also for soles of shoes. acting in concurrence.