CEFR B2

clog

verb

Meaning

To block or become blocked, preventing movement or flow.

Examples

The narrow pipes are prone to clog with grease and food scraps.
Leaves began to clog the gutters after the storm.

Synonyms: block, obstruct, choke, impede

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clog (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ˈklɒɡ/

Definition

To block or become blocked, preventing movement or flow.

Examples

The narrow pipes are prone to clog with grease and food scraps.
Leaves began to clog the gutters after the storm.
His arteries started to clog, leading to serious health problems.

How to Use clog

clog up (phrasal verb): To become blocked or filled with something. — "The narrow streets often clog up with traffic during rush hour."
clog with (prepositional phrase): To be blocked by a specific substance or thing. — "The engine was clogged with dirt and debris."

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