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Definition of clot
clot
/klɑːt/
clot
Plural:clots
•Adjective:clotted
•Past Simple:clotted
•Past Participle:clotted
•Present Participle:clotting
clot Lexical Profile
CEFR
B2
Grade
7
Tier
2
Usage
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Syllables
1
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• noun
1
A thick, semi-solid mass or lump formed from a liquid, especially blood or cream.
Example
"The doctors administered medication to dissolve the dangerous blood clot in his leg."
2
British A foolish, clumsy, or awkward person (informal).
Example
"He felt like a complete clot after accidentally locking his keys inside the car."
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1
To form or cause to form into thick, semi-solid lumps or masses (especially of blood or milk).
Example
"Platelets help the blood to clot quickly around a fresh wound."
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Word Origin & Etymology
From Old English 'clott', meaning a round mass or lump, derived from a Proto-Germanic root also related to 'clod' and 'cleat'.
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Wordmom. (2026). Definition of Clot. In Wordmom Dictionary. Retrieved Nov 5, 2026, from https://wordmom.com/dictionary/clot