Clot
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 88
klot, n. a ma of soft or fluid matter con- creted, as blood.— v.i. to form into clots: to coagulate: jtr.p clott'ing Pa.p elott'ed. [M.E. clot a clod of earth cog. with Ice. klot a ball, Dan. klodc, a globe from root of Clew. See Cleave, to stick, adheoe.] Cloth, kloth, pi. Cloths, n. woven material from which garments or coverings are made the clerical profe ion, from their wearing black cloth. [AS clath cloth, clathas, clothes, gar* ments Ger. kind, Ice. klcedt. a garment
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