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UK
/klˈɒɡd/
]
[ US /ˈkɫɔɡd/ ]
[ US /ˈkɫɔɡd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
-
loaded with something that hinders motion
The wings of birds were clogged with ice and snow -
stopped up; clogged up
streets choked with traffic
clogged up freeways
clogged pipes -
thickened or coalesced in soft thick lumps (such as clogs or clots)
clotted blood
seeds clogged together
How To Use clogged In A Sentence
- If these canals cannot be unclogged, they should be closed.
- Likewise in a built environment, as peeling walls are repainted, drains are unclogged, and rooms and household amenities are added.
- horses were clogged until they were tamed
- Seawater got inside the dome and combined with leaking natural gas to form ice-like crystals called hydrates that clogged up the device. BP Set to Try Risky Move to Contain Flow
- An image of a taxi-clogged street is set against one of smiling boys in an alleyway; an aerial view of straight avenues, traffic circles, and high-rises is juxtaposed with one of the honeycombed streets of the old town.110 Bloodlust
- We had so much equipment over there, at one point, it just clogged the roads and filled up a nearby church parking lot.
- The road to the airport is clogged with traffic.
- I must say that I, for one, will really miss coming home from a good night out with a heathy wheeze, my nostrils ejecting generous quantities of blackened snot clogged with blood, and my eyes watering.
- His locker was clogged with reporters, a scene usually reserved for the guy next to him, Magic Johnson.
- There is something wrong with the pump. It must have been clogged up with dirt again.
