clotted
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5.3
- adjective
- /ˈklɑːtɪd/
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coagulado
- White tea from China, Scottish shortbread, Devonshire clotted cream, and l just know she's not coming.
- clotted cream
- clotted blood
There's like, perfect little pieces of greatness, you know, scones, The clotted cream.
- There's like, perfect little pieces of greatness, you know, scones, The clotted cream.
- But the scones you guys have with the clotted cream really gets me good.
Examples
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But the scones you guys have with the clotted cream really gets me good.
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If clotted cream could speak, it’d sound like Fiernan, Alston thought as she arched her back and stretched muscles stiffened by a long day in the saddle.
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This morning, no clotted cream.
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I would be happy to arrange for a credit on your account for the price of one pot... of clotted cream.
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Nothing quite beats a scone with clotted cream and strawberry jam.
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The dessert was topped with rich, sweet clotted cream that made it even more delicious.
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After letting the milk sit in the fridge, it had developed a layer of clotted cream on the surface.
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She spread the clotted cream generously on her scone, enjoying the thick and creamy texture.
Synonyms
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2.2
Not smooth because it has small pieces in it
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4.7
Full of small lumps that stick together
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3.7
Thick and stuck together in lumps so it cannot flow
A liquid that becomes thick or solid
Having small thick lumps like curdled milk
Turned from a smooth liquid into thick lumps, like sour milk
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.4
A thick, rich dairy spread made by heating milk and letting the cream rise and thicken on top
How Clotted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clotted comes from the old English word clot, which meant 'lump'. So clotted describes a liquid, like cream, blood, or paint, that has thickened and formed soft lumps.