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Definition of clotted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
texturecontaining clots or lumps
- The clotted cream was perfect for the scones.
2.
transformationUK thickened or congealed from a liquid stateUK
- The clotted cream was perfect for scones..
Expressions with clotted
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thick cream made by heating unpasteurized cow's milk
She spread clotted cream on her scone during afternoon tea..
Origin of clotted
Old English, clott (clump)
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cuisine
British meal of tea with scones, clotted cream, and jam
regional dairy product
thick, clotted cream from Devon, England
texture
having a lumpy or clotted texture
Examples of clotted in a sentence
His blood clotted quickly after the injury. The sauce became clotted after cooling. She noticed the clotted blood on her knee.
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- French:coagulé, figé, ...
- German:geronnen, ...
- Italian:coagulato, ...
- Spanish:coagulada, coagulado, ...
- Portuguese:coagulado, ...
- Chinese:凝结的, ...
- Japanese:凝固した, ...
- Arabic:مُتَخَثِّر, مُتَخَثِّر, ...
- Hebrew:קָרוּשׁ, מְעוּבֶּה, ...
- Russian:сгустившийся, свернувшийся, ...
- Ukrainian:згущений, ...
- Hindi:गांठदार, गाढ़ा, ...
Definition of clot - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
substancesoft thick lump or mass
- There was a clot of cream on the dessert.
2.
medicalTECH. solidified mass of bloodTECH.
- The doctor found a clot in the artery.
3.
- Don't be such a clot, use your head.
Verb
1.
blood thickeningintr. TECH. blood becomes thick and forms a lumpintr. TECH.
- The wound clotted quickly to stop the bleeding.
2.
liquid thickeningtr. cause a liquid to thicken or solidifytr.
- The chef clotted the sauce by adding flour.
3.
mass coalescenceintr. Rare coalesce or unite into a massintr. Rare
- The protesters clotted at the city square.
Expressions with clot
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person acting in a silly way
Oh, you clot, you dropped the cake!
mass of coagulated blood in a blood vessel or body cavity
The ultrasound revealed a blood clot in her leg.
pharmaceutical that dissolves blood clots in arteries
The doctor administered a clot buster to the patient.
process where a blood clot shrinks and stabilizes
Clot retraction is essential for proper wound healing.
blocked or affected by a thick mass, usually blood
The clot-bound artery required immediate surgery.
Origin of clot
Old English, clott (lump)
Examples of clot in a sentence
A clot of mud stuck to his boots. The clot blocked the blood flow completely. A clot formed after the injury. He felt like a clot after making the same mistake twice. Stop acting like a clot and think it through. Blood began to clot around the injury site.
The doctor explained how blood clots to heal wounds. Blood can clot quickly if not treated. The mixture began to clot as it cooled. Blood began to clot around the wound. The cream will clot if left out too long.
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- French:grumeau, se coaguler, ...
- German:Klumpen, gerinnen, ...
- Italian:grumo, coagulare, ...
- Spanish:grumo, coagular, ...
- Portuguese:coágulo, coagular, ...
- Chinese:凝块, 凝结, ...
- Japanese:塊, 凝固する, ...
- Arabic:كُتْلَة, تَجَلَّطَ, ...
- Hebrew:גּוּשׁ, לְהִיקָּרֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:сгусток, сворачиваться, ...
- Ukrainian:згусток, згортатися, ...
- Hindi:गांठ, जमना, ...
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