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clog

[klog, klawg] / klɒg, klɔg /




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On the way out, Kelly and her friends clogged up the doorway trying to take a selfie.

From Literature

The Palmers never came to Magpie Campground during the popular summer months anymore, when the lake was a favorite destination for swimmers, and fishermen clogged the riverbanks.

From Literature

Concerns about warehouses have increased in recent years among Inland Empire residents who say they have clogged streets with diesel trucks and sometimes introduced heavy layers of smog.

From Los Angeles Times

In December, motionless Waymo vehicles clogged San Francisco streets after a power outage.

From Los Angeles Times

Ash had clogged the sky, turning bright day to black midnight.

From Literature