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   Clot

   /klät/

   

   noun

   • 1. a thick mass of coagulated liquid, especially blood, or of material stuck together: "a flat, wet clot of dead leaves" Similar lumpclumpmasscurdlingobstructioninformal:globgobthrombusthrombosisembolusembolism
   • 2. a foolish or clumsy person: informal British "“Watch where you're going, you clot!”" Similar foolidiothalfwitnincompoopblockheadbuffoonduncedoltignoramuscretinimbeciledullardmoronsimpletonclodinformal:dopeninnychumpdimwitnitwitgoondumbodummydum-dumdumbbellloonjackassboneheadfatheadnumbskulldunderheadchuckleheadknuckleheadmuttonheadpudding-headthickheadwooden-headairheadpinheadlamebrainpeabrainbirdbrainzombiejerknerddipstickdonkeynoodlenitnumptytwitassgoatplonkerberkpratpillockwallygitwazzockdivvynerktwerpcharliemugmuppetnyaffballoonsumphgowkgobdawschmuckbozobooblamerturkeyschlepperchowderheaddumbheaddumbassgoofballgoofgoofusgalootdorklummoxklutzputzschlemielsapmeatballginkcluckclunkding-dongdingbatwienerweenydipsimpspudcootpalookapoopsquareheadyo-yodingleberrywing nutdrongodillalecgalahnongboganpoonboofheadmomparavulgar slang:knobheadasshatarchaic:tomfoolnoddyclodpoleloggerheadspoonymooncalf

   verb

   • 1. form or cause to form clots: "drugs that help blood to clot"
   • ▪ cover (something) with sticky matter: "its nostrils were clotted with blood"

   Word Origin Old Englishclott, clot, of Germanic origin; related to German Klotz.

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