CLOTTED
CLOTTED, participle passive Concreted into a mass; inspissated; adhering in a lump.
American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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CLOTTED, participle passive Concreted into a mass; inspissated; adhering in a lump.
CLOTTER, verb intransitive [from clot.] To concrete or gather into lumps.
CLOTTING, participle present tense Concreting; inspissating; forming into clots.
CLOTTY, adjective [from clot.] Full of clots, or small hard masses; full of concretions, or clods.
CLOUD, noun [I have not found this word in any other language. The sense is obvious--a collection.]1. A collection f visible vapor, or watery particles, suspended in the atmosph...
CLOUD-ASCENDING, adjective Ascending to the clouds.
CLOUD-BERRY, noun A plant, called also knot-berry; Rubus chamaemorus.
CLOUD-BORN, adjective Born of a cloud.
CLOUD-CAPT, adjective [cloud and cap.] Capped with clouds; touching the clouds; lofty.The cloud-capt towers.
CLOUD-COMPELLER, noun He that collects clouds; Jove.
CLOUD-COMPELLING, adjective Collecting clouds; or driving clouds; as cloud-compelling Jove.
CLOUD-COVERED, adjective Enveloped with clouds.
CLOUD-DISPELLING, adjective Having power to disperse clouds.
CLOUD-ECLIPSED, adjective Eclipsed by a cloud.
CLOUD-KISSING, adjective Touching the clouds.
CLOUD-PIERCING, adjective Penetrating or rising above the clouds.
CLOUD-TOPT, adjective Having the top covered with a cloud.
CLOUD-TOUCHING, adjective Touching the clouds.
CLOUDED, participle passive Overcast; overspread with clouds; obscured; darkened; rendered gloomy or sullen; variegated with colored spots or veins.
CLOUDILY, adverb [from cloudy.] With clouds; darkly; obscurely.
CLOUDINESS, noun1. The state of being overcast with clouds; as the cloudiness of the atmosphere.2. Obscurity; gloom; want of brightness.3. Darkness of appearance; variegation of...
CLOUDING, participle present tense Overspreading with clouds; obscuring; giving an appearance of gloom or sullenness.
CLOUDLESS, adjective Being without a cloud; unclouded; clear; bright; luminous; as cloudless skies.
CLOUDY, adjective1. Overcast with clouds; obscured with clouds; as a cloudy day; a cloudy sky; a cloudy night.2. Consisting of a cloud or clouds; as a cloudy pillar. Exodus 33:9...
CLOUGH, noun cluf. A cleft in a hill. In commerce, an allowance of two pounds in every hundred weight, for the turn of the scale, that the commodity may hold out in retailing.
CLOUT, noun1. A patch; a piece of cloth or leather, etc., to close a breach.2. A piece of cloth for mean purposes.3. A piece of white cloth, for archers to shoot at.4. An iron p...
CLOUTED, participle passive Patched; mended clumsily; covered with a clout.