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The phrase "thou gleeking hell hated clotpole" is a colorful insult found in Shakespeare's works, specifically in "Henry IV, Part 2." Each term conveys disdain: "gleeking" refers to spitting or contempt, "hell hated" emphasizes deep loathing, and "clotpole" is a derogatory term for a foolish or clumsy person. Together, it expresses intense contempt for someone perceived as both stupid and repulsive.

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