0 to change from liquid to a more solid state, or to cause something to do this: --
1 (of a liquid) to become or cause to become thicker so that it will not flow: --
This animal has a particular sort of saliva which prevents your blood coagulating until he has had time to have a good feed.
A further cut was made very close to the first after two minutes to remove any latex coagulated at the cut end of the leaf lamina.
The rate a t which the suspension becomes coagulated is in large part determined by the rate of doublet formation, and it is this quantity that we seek to determine.
In the original version of this building, the blood would have probably been left to coagulate within or next to the bleeding room, after having been carefully labeled.
The rubber was then processed, or coagulated.
These things may transform into an animal or a plant, or they may coagulate with a part of earth.
However, the "coagulated" material was not - according to the general use of "coagulated" - one uniform and homogeneous substance but rather two substances.
He began to work for the colonial administration supervising rubber collection and experimenting with local plants as ways to coagulate it.
