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clot

/klɒt/

US pronunciation
American sound/klɒt/
clot
Syllables
1 syllable
Stress
One strong syllable
Vowel
IPA vowel pattern
Ending
Clear final sound

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Myanmar meaning

(n) (သွေး စသည်) ခဲခြင်း။ ငရူး။ ငပေါ။ (v) ခဲသည်။

Full entry

clot /klɒt/ n

၁။ (သွေး စသည်) ခဲခြင်း။
၂။ (Brit infml joc ) ငရူး။ ငပေါ။
You silly clot!
v (-tt- ) ခဲသည်။
A haemophiliac's blood will not clot properly.
❏ clotted cream n [U] (Brit ) မလိုင်အပျစ်။ scones and jam with clotted cream.

Synonyms
coagulate, coalesce, thicken, congeal, set, form clots, accumulation, array, batch, battery, blob, blockage, body, bulk, bunch, bundle, clabber, clotting, clump, cluster, coagulum, coalescence, conglutination, consolidation, curd, curdle, curdling, embolism, embolus, gel, gelate, gelatinize, glob, globule, glop up, gob, group, grume, jell, jellify, jelly, lopper, lump, mass, occlusion, precipitate, solidify, thickness, thrombus
Antonyms
individual, loose, melt, one, opening, thin
Cross references
coagulatecoalescethickencongealsetform clotsaccumulationarraybatchbatteryblobblockagebodybulkbunchbundleclabberclottingclumpclustercoagulumcoalescenceconglutinationconsolidationcurdcurdlecurdlingembolism
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