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Meanings of clotted in English

Thickened or coalesced in soft thick lumps (such as clogs or clots)

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Usage of clotted in English
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The powder in his hair was clotted in little streaks of white.
The Unspeakable Gentleman
2
The area around the student parking lot was clotted with news vans.
Seven Minutes in Heaven
3
Already in April the earth is clotted into dry dust between them.
Jacob's Room
4
They bathed away the clotted blood and bandaged the arm not unskilfully.
Darkness and Dawn
5
The blood of their injuries stained them and clotted on their clothes.
The Mutiny of the Elsinore
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The figure, smothered beneath the clotted mass of children, heaved a sigh.
The Extra Day
7
All pigmented animals clotted when the nucleo-proteid was derived from either source.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
8
He clotted up this time. She had gathered Orb in her arms.
The marrowbone marble company
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Thick mucus had run from their noses and was now clotted there.
The stand
10
His belly was swollen and covered with clotted blood, from their bites.
The Lands of the Saracen / Pictures of Palestine, Asia Minor, Si...
11
The comb he used was a battered old Ace, clotted with grease.
Carrie
12
Scarza bent and dug up a handful of clotted mud and ash.
Blood and Bone
13
There was a thin whisper as it cut through the snow-clotted air.
Scarlet
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She combed her fingers through her clotted hair, untangling the greasy strands.
Breeder
15
Her wound hadn't clotted, and blood was still pouring down her wrist.
Throne of Glass
16
Real Devonshire clotted cream, strong black tea from China, fresh strawberry preserves.
Ruthless
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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