A clot, lump, or viscid mass, especially of blood or other bodily fluid.
From Latin 'grumus' meaning a heap or lump. In medical and anatomical contexts, it refers to clotted or coagulated matter.
Medical terminology often preserved these Latin words unchanged—'grume' is how doctors might describe a blood clot in a precise, technical way, while regular people would just say 'clot,' showing how specialized vocabulary carves out exact meanings.
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