blood clot

[bluhd klot]

noun

1. a mass of coagulated blood, as within a blood vessel or at the site of an open wound.

blood clot

1. See embolism

2. See thrombus

Word History and Origins

Origin of blood clot¹

First recorded in 1780–90

Example Sentences

“It’s possible you have a genetic disorder like Factor V Leiden which can substantially increase your risk of developing blood clots,” he wrote.

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He told reporters Tuesday that his struggles with blood clots are hereditary.

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Bates started sensing the trend while watching the team from afar, gaining a different perspective during a two-week medical absence in early August to address blood clots in his leg.

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Jackson, who signed a $35-million extension in March, practiced Monday for the first time since he was diagnosed with blood clots in his legs in June.

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On Monday, left tackle Alaric Jackson, who received a $35-million extension, will be a full participant in practice for the first time since he was diagnosed with blood clots in his legs in June.

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