Clot

Definition: Clot

Clot

Noun

1. A lump of material formed from the content of a liquid.

Verb

1. Change from a liquid to a thickened or solid state; "coagulated blood".

2. Turn into curds,as of dairy products; "curdled milk".

3. Coalesce or unite in a mass; "Blood clots".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "clot" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1781. (references)

Metallurgy

Mining

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Synonyms: Clot

Density

Verb: be dense. Adjective: become solid, render solid. Adjective: solidify, solidate; concrete, set, take a set, consolidate, congeal, coagulate; curd, curdle; lopper; fix, clot, cake, candy, precipitate, deposit, cohere, crystallize; petrify. (harden).

Solid body, mass, block, knot, lump; concretion, concrete, conglomerate; cake, clot, stone, curd, coagulum; bone, gristle, cartilage; casein, crassamentum; legumin.

Land

Soil, glebe, clay, loam, marl, cledge, chalk, gravel, mold, subsoil, clod, clot; rock, crag.

Crosswords: Clot

I will kill you clot! (The Harder They Come; writing credit: Perry Henzell; Trevor D. Rhone)

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Books

• Clot (reference)

• El Clot de L'Aigua (reference)

• Entre el Clot i el Guinardó (reference)

• Itinerari pels barris de la Sagrada Família i del Clot (reference)

• The Cow Says Moo-Cuddle Clot (reference)

  (more book examples)

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This image shows a large ruptured, fusiform aneurysm involving the ascending portion of the aorta, and there is a laminated clot between the tunicae media and adventitia. Note the pearly white wrinkled tunica intima in areas distal to the aneurysm. Credit: CDC.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Health

After clot removal, the endoscopist must be prepared to apply therapy. (references)

This free-roaming clot is called an embolus and often forms in the heart. (references)

The inflammation can cause infection, a blood clot, or rupture of the appendix. (references)

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Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Expressions using "clot": blood clot ♦ clot buster ♦ clot of blood ♦ Clot Retraction ♦ clumsy clot. Additional references.

Beginning with "clot": clot-associated, clot-bey, clot-busting.

Albanian

trombozë (thrombosis), njeri i trashë (dunce), mpiksje (coagulation, jellification), mpiks (cake, coagulate, congeal, stiffen), lëmsh (ball, clew, jam, jumbal, jumble, mass, mix, mix up, pell mell, pellet, puff, ruck, tangle, welter, winding), dromcë (rag), droçkë. (various references)

Arabic 

‏كتلة (agglomerate, agglomeration, bloc, block, body, bulk, chunk, cluster, conglomeration, hunch, knob, lump, mass), ‏متلبد (matted, tufty), ‏تكتل (agglomerate, agglomeration, coalesce, conglomerate, lump, mass), ‏تخثر (cake, coagulate, congealment, curd, curdle, freeze, gel, thickening, thrombocyte, thrombosis), ‏تجلط (coagulate), ‏خثر (coagulate, congeal), ‏جلطة دموية. (various references)

Bulgarian 

съсирек (clump, gout), съсирена кръв (grume), тромб (thrombus), глупак (bird brained, blinker, boeotian, bonehead, boob, booby, calf, chuckle-head, clod, coot, dodo, dotterel, driveler, dummy, fathead, flat, fool, gaby, gawk, goof, goon, gowk, greenhorn, gull, hammerhead, jackass, jobbernowl, lack-brain, lame brain, leather-head, lunkhead, muggins, mutt, mutton head, ninny, nitwit, noddy, noodle, numskull, nutter, oaf, pudding-head, pumpkin-head, sap, sap-head, schmo, schnook, sheep's head, silly, simp, simple, simpleton, spoon, stupe, stupid, thickhead, tomfool, twit, witling, wittol, zany, zombie), бучка (gout, knob, nub, nubble). (various references)

Chinese 

凝块. (various references)

Czech

chuchvalec (lump, wad), srazit se (clabber, collide, congeal, crash, Curdle, go off, shrink, solidify). (various references)

Danish

sårskorpe (coagulation, crust, scab), koagel (coagulum), blodskorpe (coagulation, crust, scab). (various references)

Dutch

crusta phlogistica (coagulation, crust, scab), ruwe staaf (blank, muck bar). (various references)

Farsi 

لخته خون , توده (Aggregate, Barrow, Bloc, Block, Bulk, Cob, Congeries, Gross, Heap, Hill, Lump, Mass, Midden, Oodles, Pile, Pyre, Rick, Riffraff, Shock, Stack, Volume, Wad), دلمه شدن (Clabber, Curd, Curdle, Jell, Quail). (various references)

Finnish

maksoittua (coagulate), hyytyä (coagulate, congeal, set). (various references)

French

caillot (blood clot). (various references)

German

klumpen (agglutination, chunk, chunkily, clod, clots, clump, clumps, cob, dollop, go lumpy, gob, gobs, lump, nugget), pfropf (blockage, bung, Cork, plug, stopper, thrombus, wad), Klümpchen (clots, glob, nodule, nub). (various references)

Greek 

πήζω (coagulate, congeal, curd, curdle, gel, jell, thicken). (various references)

Hebrew 

ל�"קרש (be frozen, freeze), קריש �"ם. (various references)

Hungarian

rög (button, clod, lump, nugget, sod), vércsomó, alvadék (clump, congealment). (various references)

Indonesian

membeku (become immobile, congeal, congealed, dry, freeze, inflexible, over, rigid, unbending), gumpalan (agglomeration, clod, clump), gumpal (ball, chock, chunk, clod, clump, gob, wad), bekuan. (various references)

Italian

coagulo (coagulum). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

血餅 , 凝固まり (coagulation, enthusiast, fanatic), 凝塊 . (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

ぎょうかい (business, industry), �"りかたまり (coagulation, enthusiast, fanatic), けっぺい. (various references)

Korean 

혈괴. (various references)

Manx

glubbey (coagulate, congeal, congealment), glub, chiuid (grossness, intenseness, stoutness, turbidness), chiughey (become heavy, concentrate, congeal, thicken), chaghtane, brat (apron, cloak, coat, coating, cover, covering, curtain, film, layer, overgrowth, pall, pinafore, sheet, standing crop, wrap), binjaghey (curdle). (various references)

Pig Latin

otclay.(various references)

Portuguese

coágulo (coagulant, curd). (various references)

Romanian

cocoloş (ball, clod, growth, grume, Pat, pellet), cheag (funds, grume, rennet, savings), se face cocoloaşe, se coagula (congeal, Curdle, set), se închega (congeal, fix), prinde (acquire, apprehend, attach, bind, book, captivate, capture, catch, catch hold of, clasp, comprehend, cop, Curdle, engage, ferret, find out, fish, fix, get hold of, grapple, grasp, grip, gripe, grow, hang, have, hit, hitch, intercept, nail, nip, overhear, pin down, reach, recruit, regain, round up, seize, set, shut, stitch, strike, succeed, tack, take, tie, work), bulgãre (ball, chump, clod, cob, lump). (various references)

Russian 

сгусток крови (clod, grume), сгусток (coagulate, gout), сгущаться сгусток, сверток (package, parcel, roll), тромб (thrombi, thrombus, trombus), комок (nub, nugget, wad), идиот (driveller, idiot, jerk, mooncalf, moron, pillock, plonker, prat, wanker). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

zgrušati (coagulate, curdle), usiriti (curdle), ugrušak. (various references)

Spanish

grumo (grume, lump), coágulo (blood clot). (various references)

Swedish

klimp (dumpling, lump). (various references)

Turkish

pıhtılaşmak (clog, coagulate, congeal, Curdle, set), pıhtı (blood clot, coagulum, gob, grume), kesilmek (be cut, be interrupted, become, cease, close down, Curdle, die away, die down, drop, dry up, go down, go off, go sour, intermit, let up, set, shear, sour, stop, surcease, turn sour), avanak (cluck, fool, gullible, nincompoop, ninny, rube, sap, simpleton), ahmak (addled, ass, blockhead, boob, bumpkin, cabbagehead, chucklehead, chumpish, country bumpkin, crass, cretin, deadly dull, dimwitted, dolt, doltish, dreary, dullish, dumb bell, dunderhead, dunderheaded, fathead, fool, foolish, gander, gawk, gawky, goat, goof, goose, greenhorn, Gubbins, half wit, half-witted, hayseed, idiot, jackass, jerk, josser, kookaburra, light in the head, loon, lummox, lump, muggins, mutt, mutton head, noddy, numskull, prune, pudding-head, sap, saphead, sappy, schlepper, simp, soft, stupid, twerp), üzerinde toplanmak. (various references)

Ukrainian

скипатися (clod, curd, earn, yearn), розпушувати (pick up, prong), тупиця (boeotian, dodo, duffer, dullard, dunce, goon, jerk, lob, thick-head, wampus), тромб, грудка (clod, clump, gob, lump, nugget), йолоп (banana-head, blunderbuss, boob, calf, caravan, chuckle-head, clod, dimwit, fathead, gawk, loggerhead, mutt, nincompoop, nitwit, noodle, numskull, poop, saphead, zany), зсідатися (coagulate, congeal, curd, earn), згусток (clod), запікатися (clod, coagulate), дурень (ass, blunderhead, bone head, booby, bullhead, changeling, chump, clod, dimwit, dolt, donkey, fool, fop, gander, imbecile, jackass, moke, mutton head, ninny, nitwit, noddy, noodle, numskull, omadhaun, owl, pinhead, pudding-head, softy, stupe, stupid, tomfool, you imbecile). (various references)

Vietnamese 

cục (clod, department, junk, knob, lump, piece, service), khối (block, mass). (various references)

conglobati. (various references)

Derivations

Words beginning with "clot": cloth, clothbound, clothe, clothed, clothes, clotheshorse, clotheshorses, clothesline, clotheslined, clotheslines, clotheslining, clothespin, clothespins, clothespress, clothespresses, clothier, clothiers, clothing, clothings, cloths, clots, clotted, clotting, clotty, cloture, clotured, clotures, cloturing. (additional references)

Words containing "clot": anticlotting, backcloth, backcloths, beclothe, beclothed, beclothes, beclothing, bedclothes, breechcloth, breechcloths, broadcloth, broadcloths, cerecloth, cerecloths, cheesecloth, cheesecloths, cyclothymia, cyclothymias, cyclothymic, cyclotomic, cyclotron, cyclotrons, dishcloth, dishcloths, dropcloth, dropcloths, facecloth, facecloths, floorcloth, floorcloths, footcloth, footcloths, haircloth, haircloths, loincloth, loincloths, nightclothes, oilcloth, oilcloths, plainclothes, plainclothesman, plainclothesmen, reclothe, reclothed, reclothes, reclothing, sackcloth, sackcloths, saddlecloth, saddlecloths, sailcloth. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Clot" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Calcot, calcott, Callot, Calot, chlot, chot, Chott, clact, clat, clatt, clect, clet, clete, Clett, clist, clo, cloat, clob, Cloch, cloft, cloi, cloit, clon, Clont, cloo, clor, cloty, clou, clox, clu, cluj, Clunt, clut, clutz, Cmot, Colta, coltd, Colte, colty, crot, Ctlo, ctp, culot, glott, hlot, Kclo, klo, koldt, kolt, lcat, lct, Nclo, ocolt, sclot, tlot. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

Direct Anagrams: colt.

-1 letter: col, cot, lot.

-2 letters: lo, to.

+1 letter: cloot, cloth, clots, clout, colts, lotic, octal, octyl.

+2 letters: blotch, catalo, chalot, citola, citole, cloots, closet, clothe, cloths, clotty, clouts, cobalt, coital, collet, colter, coolth, coplot, costal, costly, lector, lictor, locate, locket, locust, occult, ocelot, octyls, toluic.

+3 letters: acolyte, aloetic, blotchy, calotte, caltrop, capitol, catalog, catalos, cattalo, challot, chaloth, cholate, cholent, chortle, citolas, citoles, closest, closets, clothed, clothes, clotted, cloture, clouted, clouter, coalpit, coastal, cobalts, coldest, colitic, colitis, collate, collect, collets, colters, coltish, complot, consult, control, coolant, coolest, coolths, copilot, coplots, corslet, costrel, cotidal, couldst, coulter, couplet, courtly, culotte, cytosol, dicotyl, elector, electro, fetlock, glottic, lactone, lactose, lection, lectors, lictors, linocut, litotic, located, locater, locates, locator, lockets, locknut, lockout, locusta, locusts, noctule, occults, ocelots, octanol, octaval, octuple, octuply, oculist, oolitic, optical, otalgic, polecat, politic, polycot, potlach, potluck, scrotal, solicit, splotch, stoical, talcose, talcous, telomic, thiolic, topical, toxical, trochal, trochil, voltaic, zlotych.