Of blood: coagulated, clotted. (Only in Old English.) Cf. livered, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Of blood: coagulated, clotted; (of a lip) broken into clot-like lumps. Obsolete.

as adj. Coagulated, clotted; congealed.

Full of curd-like masses or coagulations; resembling curdled milk, esp. in being sour or spoiled, or in being clumpy or clotted in texture or…

Coagulated in clots; covered with clots; = clotted, adj. archaic.

Formed into curd, or into a curd-like mass; coagulated, congealed.

Curdled.

Made into a jelly or viscid substance; curdled, clotted, coagulated.

Coagulated, clotted. Obsolete.

Stuck together in clods or lumps. Formerly also = Clotted, coagulated.

Run together in clots, clotted, coagulated; = clottered, adj. Obsolete.

Clotted, congealed; = quarred, adj.

That is likened to curd or curds; formed into clumps; thickened or hardened. Also: (esp. of positive qualities, faculties, etc.) spoilt or…

Clotted, curdled; soured. Also: frozen, congealed. Cf. quarled adj. at quarl, v. derivatives.

Of a liquid: Not flowing, stagnant, coagulated. Also of wine: That has ‘settled on the lees’.

Gathered into clots, clods, or lumps; coagulated, thickened.

Curdled, congealed, clotted, etc. (See the verb.)

Curdled; (also) resembling curds in consistency, or appearance.