| A father and son from Rochdale went head-to-head live on national television to find out if kids are clever clogs or if parents know better. |
| Alternatively, and if you're a real clever clogs, you can mine underneath the boulders that are scattered around the screen. |
| In the weirdo Windsor nursery of 1968 – think of it as Powers in the Attic – he would have called Prince Edward clever clogs. |
| As we moved another furlong onward, I reflected that the clever clogs who first set the distance of the Blue Riband got it right. |
| Grissom is an all-knowing clever clogs, who has answers for everything. |
| The only thing that bugs me about it is that some clever clogs always thinks he or she can beat your cards. |
