Yes i agree,here in Belize we use the word in that same context 👆👆
BobzyJan 21, 2017
Sour tangerine with sugar is the very definition of clide
Kris LemoniusJul 27, 2017
When eating something that tastes great at first but then too much of it and it starts to become distasteful
BobzySep 05, 2017
the sour skittles good but it cliding.
BobzySep 05, 2017
sour Skittles taste good but it very cliding.
shaniceFeb 06, 2018
Pineapples on pizza is very cliding.
JeniekiNov 20, 2018
I always use this here in Canada and people look at me weird. lol
da bossNov 22, 2018
you live in canada
KyleJan 13, 2019
Is there an English version of this word by chance?? So ppl know what I mean
SmhJan 14, 2019
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AneishaMar 12, 2019
Somehow cloying sounds like the same word
AltheaMay 29, 2019
Yes, like Aneisha said, "cloy" would be the English equivalent.
RheciaSep 03, 2020
"saccharine"
PrincessNov 18, 2020
Cloying is the English version
MalaikaFeb 24, 2021
M&Ms
KimmysanJul 12, 2021
My family is from the Caribbean (English speaking) coast of Nicaragua. (I chose Caymans as a country because my paternal grandfather is Caymanian and there was no US/Nicaraguan option). Anyhoo, we use 'clide' as well, in the same context. You eat too much of something good that you don't want anymore, you become clide of it.