clog
(verb)
/klɒɡ/
Definitions
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To block or become blocked with an accumulation of thick, wet matter.
When nature's autumnal tapestry weaves a gentle barricade, halting the cascade of water's song.Example: The drainpipe is clogged with leaves.
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To hinder or obstruct the progress or movement of.
In the city's beating heart, iron beasts form an unyielding dance, pausing the rush of time.Example: Traffic starts clogging the main thoroughfare at rush hour.
Origin
Late Middle English, probably of Low German or Dutch origin.
Synonyms
block, obstruct, impede, jam
Antonyms
clear, unblock, ease