Clot

What do we mean by clot?

A thick, viscous, or coagulated mass or lump, as of blood. noun

A clump, mass, or lump, as of clay. noun

A compact group. noun

To form into a clot or clots; coagulate. intransitive verb

To cause to form into a clot or clots. intransitive verb

To fill or cover with or as if with clots. intransitive verb

A dialectal variant of clote. Compare clot-bur. noun

A clod. noun

A hill. noun

A dull, stupid man; a clodpoll. noun

A concrete or coagulated mass of soft or fluid matter: as, a clot of blood or of cream. noun

A clump. noun

To coagulate, as soft or fluid matter, into a thick inspissated mass; become concrete: as, milk or blood clots.

To form into clots.

To cause to coagulate; make or form into clots.

To cover with clots; mat together by clots, as of blood.

To concrete, coagulate, or thicken, as soft or fluid matter by evaporation; to become a cot or clod. intransitive verb

A concretion or coagulation; esp. a soft, slimy, coagulated mass, as of blood; a coagulum. noun

To form into a slimy mass. transitive verb

A solidified mass of blood. noun

A thrombus, solidified mass of blood.

A solidified mass of any liquid.

A silly person.

An idiot. Mostly used as a generic insult. Urban Dictionary

The glob of gelatinous blood that the body creates to stop bleeding. Urban Dictionary

Jamaican pronounciation of "clothe" meaning a tampon as used in swear words like "blood clot" or "bomba clot" Urban Dictionary

A derogatory slang term targeted toward a woman. Synonymous with bitch or cunt. Inferred reference to that special time of the month when women are particularly annoying due to PMS and menstrual bleeding. Also see clotbag Urban Dictionary

The awkward wait when everyone knows that the classroom is empty but still waits because no one wants open the door to check if the room is empty. Urban Dictionary

Used to describe people in your life who are holding you back. Urban Dictionary

Used to describe people in your life who are holding you back Urban Dictionary

One who sticks dick in vacum cleaner and becomes stuck for all eternity Urban Dictionary

An aborted fetus. Urban Dictionary

Used to describe people in your life who are holding you back. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to clot:
clot.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word clot:
thrombus, fibrin, thrombophlebitis, thrombolytic, hemostasis, embolus, thrombin, emboli, embolism, thrombosis, coagulation, platelet, anticoagulant, warfarin, heparin, lysis, platelets, venous, cavernous, fibroblasts, catheter, lungs, blockage, ischemia, retraction, pulmonary, artery, bleeding, atrial, lumen, aneurysm, infarction, coronary, vein, arterial, arteries, sinus, rupture, coma, hiro, brain, lung, renal, socket, veins, blood, atrium, inhibitor, kidneys, stroke, bey, aggregation, ultrasound, converse, paralysis, tissue, inflammatory, calf, formation, bladder, inhibition, obstruction, complications, inflammation, surgery, systemic, wound, abnormal, vessel, leg, cascade, deficiency, stomach, plasma, cardiac, pneumonia, syndrome, healing, fatal, medication, heart, prolonged, activation, flow, mutation, chest, surgical, bone, patients, induced, doctors, acute, factor, infection, trauma, shoulder, plaque, affects, prevention, enzyme.

Words that rhyme with clot:
lot, shot, trot, spot, thought, pot, knot, fraught, plot, hot, ought, slot, not, wrought, juggernaut, rot, dot, distraught, sought, taut, squat, robot, alot, allot, yacht, got, cot, swat, taught, aught, bought, caught, snapshot, tot, boycott, blot, naught, brought, upshot, onslaught, sot, cannot, astronaut, apricot, ascot, mascot, jot, overwrought, scot, lat, mott, whatnot, scott, ocelot, nought, jackpot, snot, ott, afterthought, crackpot, camelot, watt, wat, hotshot, ot, ararat, begot, fought, loquat, argonaut, baht, a lot, dreadnought, forethought, motte, slingshot, lott, aquanaut, gunshot, aforethought, earshot, topknot, haut, potshot, teapot, bott, cosmonaut, forgot, huguenot, scattershot, longshot, blind spot, lotte, sadat, croat, polka dot, melting pot, long shot, pepper pot, straught.

Adjectives that are often used to describe clot:
blood, large, small, firm, solid, red, soft, fresh, adherent, stable, fibrinous, laminated, dark, black, retroplacental, subarachnoid, normal, insoluble, white, thick, intraluminal, intravascular, central, infected, residual, recent, subdural, like, massive, formed, loose, poor, initial, intracerebral, dense, mortem, apoplectic, hard, postmortem, big, visible, gelatinous, internal, venous, tiny, thin, intracranial, friable, intraventricular, fibrin, acute, dilute, huge, artificial, echogenic, heart, dingiest, extensive, stationary, obstructing, fibrous, septic, bloody, retracted, exogenous, arterial, resultant, typical, dried, muscle, cerebral, healthy, autogenous, distal, fatal, detached.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective clot:
retraction, formation, boy, lysis, bey, time, method, retention, test, dissolution, dissolving, removal, culture, girl, assay, blood, busting, child, interface, cultures, evacuation, resolution, propagation, colic, firm, buster, technique, boiling, busters, stabilization, prevention, obstruction, ofblood, detection, fragmentation, solubility, producing, swimming.

Consonant match to clot:
clout, cleat, klute, clute, clote, cloot, klett, klatt, cliett, clott, clyte, klugt.

Words that sound like clot:
clot, clout, claut, claught, clit, cleat, clod, clut, cleet, clat, klit, clute, klute, clet, klatt, clate, klett, clite, clote, cloot, kloot, klette, glot, cloud, clawed, claude, claud, caught, cot, clyde, clad, clocked, cott, clots, clud, clued, quat, clart, kot, clade, claas, quate, qat, caat, khat, cloyd, cloyed, glout, clotter, clid, klotz, clotty, clt, kott, kleid, clopped, clayed, closh, klad, klt, qot, kiaat, kotte, clewed, clst, alot, gloat, a lot, allot, glut, glute, glod, glit, gleet, glatt, glat, glaad, cloth, claws, claw, clause, claus, cout, clough, culottes, callout, culotte, call out, clouts, call-out, clowes, caut, cool out, cotte, caute, cloughs, clouter, cull out, kaut, calotte.