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Definition of clot
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of clot is as below...
Clot (n.) A
concretion
or
coagulation;
esp. a soft,
slimy,
coagulated
mass, as of
blood;
a
coagulum..
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Clot
::
Clot (v. i.) To
concrete,
coagulate,
or
thicken,
as soft or fluid
matter
by
evaporation;
to
become
a cot or
clod..
Rough
::
Rough (n.)
Having
inequalities,
small
ridges,
or
points,
on the
surface;
not
smooth
or
plain;
as, a rough
board;
a rough
stone;
rough
cloth..
Jaconet
::
"Jaconet
(n.) A thin
cotton
fabric,
between
and
muslin,
used for
dresses,
neckcloths,
etc..
Loom
::
Loom (n.) A frame or
machine
of wood or other
material,
in which a
weaver
forms cloth out of
thread;
a
machine
for
interweaving
yarn or
threads
into a
fabric,
as in
knitting
or lace
making..
Leg
::
Leg (n.) The part of any
article
of
clothing
which
covers
the leg; as, the leg of a
stocking
or of a pair of
trousers..
Outgrow
::
Outgrow
(v. t.) To grow out of or away from; to grow too
large,
or too aged, for; as, to
outgrow
clothing;
to
outgrow
usefulness;
to
outgrow
an
infirmity..
Cloth
::
Cloth (n.) The
distinctive
dress of any
profession,
especially
of the
clergy;
hence,
the
clerical
profession..
Straining
::
Strainer
(n.) That
through
which any
liquid
is
passed
for
purification
or to
separate
it from solid
matter;
anything,
as a
screen
or a
cloth,
used to
strain
a
liquid;
a
device
of the
character
of a sieve or of a
filter;
specifically,
an
openwork
or
perforated
screen,
as for the end of the
suction
pipe of a pump, to
prevent
large solid
bodies
from
entering
with a
liquid..
Pilose
::
Pilose
(a.)
Clothed
thickly
with pile or soft down.
Hap
::
Hap (v. t.) To
clothe;
to wrap.
Pressman
::
Pressman
(n.) One who
presses
clothes;
as, a
tailor's
pressman..
Crock
::
Crock (v. t.) To soil by
contact,
as with soot, or with the
coloring
matter
of badly dyed
cloth..
Invest
::
Invest
(v. t.) To put
garments
on; to
clothe;
to
dress;
to
array;
--
opposed
to
divest.
Usually
followed
by with,
sometimes
by in; as, to
invest
one with a
robe..
Fray
::
Fray (n.) A fret or
chafe,
as in
cloth;
a place
injured
by
rubbing..
Pouncing
::
Pouncing
(n.)
Decorative
perforation
of
cloth.
Incarnate
::
Incarnate
(v. t.) To
clothe
with
flesh;
to
embody
in
flesh;
to
invest,
as
spirits,
ideals,
etc., with a human from or
nature..
Tilt
::
Tilt (n.) A cloth cover of a boat; a small
canopy
or
awning
extended
over the
sternsheets
of a boat.
Breadfruit
::
Breadfruit
(n.) The tree
itself,
which is one of
considerable
size, with
large,
lobed
leaves.
Cloth is made from the bark, and the
timber
is used for many
purposes.
Called
also
breadfruit
tree and bread
tree..
Concretion
::
Concretion
(n.) A mass or
nodule
of solid
matter
formed
by
growing
together,
by
congelation,
condensation,
coagulation,
induration,
etc.; a clot; a lump; a
calculus..
Duck
::
Duck (n.) The light
clothes
worn by
sailors
in hot
climates.
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