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clog up

verb as in congest

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Example Sentences

This waste matter must not be left to clog up the little openings of the tubes.

And bankers, being bankers, might very well clog up the operation with a lot of questions.

These may clog up passages or some of them may be carried to some more sensitive part of the body where the damage is done.

Tie up a vein, and sickness ensues; clog up a stream, and the water overflows; obstruct the future, and revolutions break out.

I tried eating them, but they seemed to clog up my throat and made me feel worse than before.

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