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Meanings of clot in English
Usage of clot in English
1
At once Rabbit seized the clot and hid it in his bosom.
2
Until now, the usual time limit for clot removal was six hours.
3
If that explains the COVID-19 contradictions, he thought, a clot-buster might help.
4
Urea clot solubility test was done when all coagulation tests were normal.
5
Flakes of grey slush had started to clot the ever-reducing gas jets.
6
Studies of clot composition of embolic strokes of undetermined strokes are lacking.
7
People normally have two of the veins where Clinton suffered the clot.
8
A blood clot the size of a marble had broken his brain.
9
I looked at my hand, where the clot of blood had fallen.
10
They have left their bodies behind them now, and the clot too.
11
The boat was a deeper clot of shadow some ten feet away.
12
After coagulation, what portions of the blood are found in the clot?
13
As yet, of course, we knew nothing of the clot of blood.
14
Later, years it seemed, I saw the sun, a clot of flame.
15
It was much larger than before, a swollen clot of jagged tangles.
16
She passed a temple, its bloodhorns silent, its guards adorned with clot-plate.
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Translations for clot
Spanish
Clot through the time
Clot across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common