Clout

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 88
klowt, n. a small piece of cloth a piece of cloth sewed on clumsily a rag.—v to mend with a patch to mend clumsily. [A.S. clut, from W. clnvt, a patch.] Clove, klr>v, pa t of Cleave, to split.
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