# Clout

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A clout (F) is any swaying that makes a thing speed up or down or switch wardedness. The clout is the bulk of a thing times the rathness it makes.

The clout can be written as the worthlink: $F = ma$

## Innermost CloutsEdit

All of the clouts of the World and Heavens come from four innermost clouts. These four innermost clouts are sweerdom, the strong kernelish clout, the weak kernelish clout, and bernstonish-lodestone.

### SweerdomEdit

Sweerdom was first found by Newton, who wrote that it was the same clout that kept the heavenly bodies moving as the clout that made things quicken towards the Earth. The rathness of sweerdom is written as g, and has a score of 9.81 m/s2, and is always toward the midnib of Earth. This is why the bulk of a thing makes it weigh more. It can be written by the worthlink $F = mg$ on Earth, since g is only the rathness of sweerdom on Earth.

Anywhere else in the Heavens, sweerdom can be found with this worthlink:

$g=-\frac{Gm_1m_2}{{r}^2}$

In this worthlink, G is the stillscore of sweerdom, and is the same everywhere in the Heavens, m1 and m2 are the bulks of the things, and r is the span between the things.

### Bernstonish-LodestoneEdit

Bernstonish-lodestone is the clout that brings about the work of motes with a bernstonish lading. Fields where motes with bernstonish lading sway with each other are often called bernstonelodestonish fields. Bernostonish-lodestone is an everyday clout, and happens with everything we do, taking out weightiness.

### Kernelish cloutsEdit

The kernelish clouts happen in the kernel of an uncleft. The strong kernelish clout is what holds firstbits and neitherbits together in the kernel. The strong kernelish clout is also what keeps the weebits together inside the firstbits and neitherbits. The weak kernelish clout brings about lightrotting.

## Not Innermost CloutsEdit

These clouts come from the innermost clouts, but are not innermost clouts themselves.

### Rightnook cloutEdit

The rightnook clout comes from unclefts and bulkbits kicking back other unclefts and bulkbits at a rightnook. The rightnook clout is often written as Fn. The rightnook clout is what stops things from falling through each other.

### Rubbing cloutEdit

The rubbing clout is the clout that is against a moving thing's wardedness. The rubbing clout is tied with the rightnook clout. The rubbing clout has two kinds; these are the still rubbing clout and the moving rubbing clout. Both still and moving rubbing clouts have a stillscore of rubbing called μs for the still rubbing clout and the μk for the moving rubbing clout.

### TautnessEdit

tautness clouts are clouts that come from strings pulling on a thing against another clout, such as sweerdom.

### Aftstretching cloutEdit

The aftstretching clout makes a spring come back to its beginning. The aftstretching clout was found by Hooke, after which Hooke's Law is called. Hooke's Law can be written by the worthlink: $F = -kx$, where k is a stillscore, a spring stillscore, and x is the span the spring is stretched.