Clot

Pronunciation: /ˈklɑːt/

Clot (noun)

  1. a thick, sticky group of blood cells that stops bleeding
  2. a small, thick group of things stuck together

Examples

  • The doctor examined the clot in the patient's leg.
  • A clot can block blood flow in an artery.

Common collocations: blood clot, remove a clot, dangerous clot, clot of people, clot of vehicles

Clot (verb)

  1. to become thick and form a lump, especially in blood

Examples

  • The blood began to clot around the wound.
  • If the sauce clots, add more liquid.

Synonyms of Clot

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Clot

  • opposite of coagulation or blockage