Clog | Mean of clog in English Dictionary

/ˈklɑːg/

• Verb
• to slowly form a block in (something, such as a pipe or street) so that things cannot move through quickly or easily
1. The sink was clogged by/with dirt and grease.
2. Traffic starts clogging (up) the streets at around five o'clock.
3. Something's clogged (up) the pipes.
4. The drain clogs easily because the opening is so small.
5. His arteries clogged (up) again five years after his surgery.
6. There are too many legal cases clogging up the court system.
• Noun
• a shoe or sandal that has a thick usually wooden sole
1. a pair of clogs
• something that blocks or clogs a pipe
1. There's a clog in the kitchen sink.
2. a liquid chemical that gets rid of clogs