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Meaning clot meaning

What does clot mean?

clot

— noun a lump of material formed from the content of a liquid — verb (= coagulate) change from a liquid to a thickened or solid state coagulated blood — verb cause to change from a liquid to a solid or thickened state — verb coalesce or unite in a mass Blood clots — verb (= curdle) turn into curds curdled milk

Synonyms clot synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as clot?

clot English » English

coagulate curdle congeal lump clod thicken coagulum mass wad solidify jell freeze cluster clump clog blood clot blockhead thick set mat imbecile idiot harden gob curd cretin coagulation clabber cake blob thrombus stupid roll piece pellet parcel package nitwit moron mooncalf hard crust grume grouping group glob gelosis gelatinize gelatinise gel form scab

Topics clot topics

What do people use clot to talk about?
Universe, creation World

Solid, liquid, gas
Universe, creation World Solid, liquid, gas

Liquid
Person Body functions

Bleed, blood

Conjugation clot conjugation

How do you conjugate clot?

clot · verb

Examples clot examples

How do I use clot in a sentence?

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It's when a blood clot forms somewhere in the body and travels up to the chest and interferes with the breathing and circulation.
I'm afraid Wilma's struggling to breathe because of the blood clot in her chest.
You see, except for this blood clot, Ellman is apparently sound.
One bullet struck the base of the skull in the area of the blood clot.
The paralysis is due to a blood clot.
Don't be a clot.
Well, put it through to the adjutant, clot!
Cousin clot!
The only way we can reach that clot is from inside the brain.
The clot is right here.
Once in the carotid artery, we remain within the arterial system until we reach the point of the damage, where Dr Duval will attempt to dissolve the clot with a laser beam.
Then he killed a guy in the ring, a blood clot or something.
A blood clot somewhere near the brain.
As soon as that clot proposes, out comes the cotton.
A medical term known to the layman as paralysis resulting from a blood clot in the brain.
A small respiratory infection, a slight concussion, but no subdural clot.
A subdural clot, Doctor, is a haematoma anywhere in the cranial cavity.
It might have caused a clot which became organised and fibrotic.
Quick! Look at this clot! Always late!
I don't think that's gonna clot.
Clot!
Or a clot.
That small blood clot?
Stop snivelling, you clot!
It was a blood clot. Tell me, what can I do for you?
Well, the parting, you clot.
Of course not, you clot, or I wouldn't be here.
Well, the only way we can reach that clot is from inside the brain.
Once in the carotid artery, we remain within the arterial system until we reach the point of the damage, where Dr. Duval will attempt to dissolve the clot with a laser beam.
There's a clot on the cava above the atrium. Must be the point of entty.
I feel a fragment right underneath the clot.
You ordered all of your angels to prostrate for the men you created from dust, mud and clot.
You would clot up, knot down, curdle and turdle like and old torn shoe, and off she is, whooshing to work as if she drives piles home!
A minor cut in my skin sounds a local alarm and the blood spins a complex net of strong fibers to form a clot and staunch the flow of blood.
It's a blood clot.
Sometimes a clot forms in the artery.
Her blood won't clot as a result of the trauma.

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