1. A cloth or piece of fabric; a rag or clump of cloth.
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect
2. A clot of blood; a lump or mass.
Usage: archaic or dialect

Examples

• She wiped the table with an old cloot.
• The wound formed a cloot of dried blood.
• He tore a cloot from his shirt to use as a bandage.
• The cloot was stained and worn from years of use.