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Grume (Noun)

A semisolid mass of coagulated red and white blood cells.

Nouns denoting body parts.

The patient developed a large grume in her leg after a severe injury, causing her significant pain and discomfort.
The doctor carefully drained the grume from the wound, trying not to cause any further damage to surrounding tissue.
After the accident, a huge grume had formed on the surface of the injured person's cut and needed immediate medical attention.
The nurse was trained to handle and dress wounds with large grumes, often using specialized equipment to aid in the process.
Research scientists studying the properties of blood clotting were particularly interested in the composition and behavior of grumes in different environments.

A thick viscous liquid.

Nouns denoting substances.

The mechanic's rag was stained with grume left over from the old engine oil.
Her skin began to feel clogged with a layer of grume after a day in the polluted city.
The grume seeped slowly out of the damaged pipe and onto the workshop floor.
After years of disuse, the paint had become a grume in the bottom of the can.
When they opened the garage, they found the old gasoline had broken down into a sticky grume coating the floor.