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clotsnounpl. of clot a number of things considered as a unita clot of daisies occupied one corner of the flower bed arrays, assemblages, bands, banks, batches, batteries, blocks, bunches, clumps, clusters, clutches, collections, constellations, groupings, groups, huddles, knots, lots, musters, packages, parcels, passels, sets, suites accumulations, aggregates, aggregations, conglomerationsagglomerations, assortments, hodgepodges, jumbles, miscellanies, mixtures, odds and ends, sundries, varietiescycles, runs, series, suits the whole kit and caboodle entities, items, singles, units a small uneven massclots of dirt that were flung up by the horses' hooves blobs, chunks, clods, clumps, dollops, globs, gobbets, gobs, hunks, knobs, lumps, nubbles, nubs, nuggets, wads beads, drops, globulesblocks, bodies, bulksparticles, pieces, portionsbits, chips, crumbs, granules, morsels, nubbins, patches, scraps Britisha stupid personwas of the opinion that most of the people running for parliament were clots airheads, birdbrains, blockheads, boneheads, bubbleheads, chowderheads, chuckleheads, clodpolls(or clodpoles), clucks, clunks, cretins, cuddies(British dialect), deadheads, dim bulbs(slang), dimwits, dips, dodoes(or dodos), dolts, donkeys, doofuses(also dufuses, slang), dopes, dorks(slang), dullards, dumbbells, dumbheads, dum-dums, dummies, dummkopfs, dunces, dunderheads, fatheads, ganders, golems, goofs, goons, half-wits, hammerheads, hardheads, idiots, ignoramuses(also ignorami), imbeciles, jackasses, know-nothings, knuckleheads, lamebrains, loggerheads(chiefly dialect), loons, lumps, lunkheads, meatheads, momes(archaic), morons, mugs(chiefly British), mutts, naturals, nimrods(slang), nincompoops, ninnies, ninnyhammers, nits(chiefly British), nitwits, noddies, noodles, numskulls(or numbskulls), oafs, pinheads, prats(British), ratbags(chiefly Australian), sapheads, schlubs(also shlubs, slang), schnooks(slang), simpletons, stocks, stupes, stupids, thickheads, turkeys, woodenheads, yahoos, yo-yos boobies, buffoons, fools, geese, loonies, lunatics, madmen, nuts, zanieslosersgawksfeatherbrains, scatterbrainsbeasts, boors, cads, churls, clowns, creeps, curs, heels, jerks, skunks(also skunk), snakes, stinkers, villains dumb clucks brains, geniuses(or genii) eggheads, intellects, intellectuals, sages, thinkers, whizzes, wizardspolymaths, Renaissance mensharpies to prevent passage through by filling with somethingphone lines clotted by Internet traffic blocks, chokes, clogs, congests, dams, gums (up), jams, obstructs, occludes, plugs (up), stops (up), stuffs bungs, corks, spiles, stoppers, stopplesfills, gridlocks, packsfurs, siltsfloods, gluts, inundates, overwhelms, swamps clears, frees, opens (up), unblocks, unclogs, unplugs, unstops excavates, hollows (out), scoops (out)empties, lightens to turn from a liquid into a substance resembling jellyscabs form over cuts when your blood starts to clot coagulates, congeals, gelates, gelatinizes, gels, jellies, jells, sets cakes, concretes, firms (up), fixes, freezes, hardens, indurates, solidifies, stiffenscondenses, thickensclumps, curdles, curds, gums, lumps (up) deliquesces, fluxes, fuses, liquefies(also liquifies), melts, thaws |