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English Idioms: Clam Up

Clam Up means to fall silent, stop talking, keep quiet. Learn the meaning and usage of this English idiom from our English-Bulgarian dictionary.

Clam Up

To fall silent. To stop talking. To keep quiet.

Meaning from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

Clam [klam]

  1. 1. a type of edible clam; 2. informal. a taciturn/unsociable person.
  2. 1. to search for/collect clams; 2. to CLAM up informal. to keep quiet.

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