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clotted

/ˈklɒtɪd/

/ˈklɑtɪd/

clottedadjective

more clotted

Comp.

most clotted

Super.

/ˈklɒtɪd/

/ˈklɑːtɪd/

Translations

свернувшийся

The clotted blood was a sign of healing.

Свернувшаяся кровь была признаком заживления.

загустевший

The clotted cream was perfect for the scones.

Загустевшие сливки были идеальны для булочек.

Definitions

Thickened or coagulated, often used to describe a liquid that has become semi-solid.

The clotted cream was perfect for spreading on the freshly baked scones.

Describing something that is blocked or obstructed, often used metaphorically.

The clotted traffic made it impossible to reach the city center on time.

Synonyms

clotverb

clotted

Past Simple

clotted

Past Simple

clotted

Past Participle

clotting

Gerund

/klɒt/

/klɑt/

Translations

свертываться

The blood began to clot around the wound.

Кровь начала свертываться вокруг раны.

Definitions

To form or cause to form into a thickened mass or lump, especially in reference to blood.

The blood began to clot around the wound, helping to stop the bleeding.

To block or become blocked with a thick or sticky substance.

The drain clotted with grease, causing the water to back up.

Synonyms

clotnoun

Definitions

A thick mass of coagulated liquid, especially blood, or of material stuck together.

The doctor was concerned about the blood clot in the patient's leg.

A stupid or clumsy person.

He felt like a complete clot after tripping over his own feet.

clotpast participle

clotted

Used for the participial adjective "clotted" (e.g., clotted blood, clotted cream).

Definitions

Having formed into clots; coagulated.

The nurse wiped away the clotted blood.

clotadjective

Definitions

Attributive. Relating to or involving a clot (especially of blood).

Clot formation can be dangerous after certain surgeries.

clotgerund / present participle

Definitions

Relating to, causing, or characterized by the formation of clots.

Clotting agents are given to stop excessive bleeding.