Clot

klot, n. a ma of soft or fluid matter concreted, as blood.— v.i. to form into clots: to coagulate:— pr.p. clot′ting; pa.p. clot′ted. — n. Clot′poll ( Shak. ), a clodpoll, a blockhead.— v.t. Clot′ter , to coagulate.— ns. Clot′tine ; Clot′ting , coagulation.— adj. Clot′ty .— Clotted (also Clouted ) cream , a famous Devons hire dainty, skimmed off milk that has been 'scalded' or heated after standing 24 hours, with a little sugar thrown on the top. [A.S. clott , a clod of earth; cf. Dut. klos , block; Dan. klods ; Ger. klotz .]