clog
//klɒɡ//
Noun
clogSingular
clogsPlural
1
A type of shoe with a thick wooden sole, traditionally worn in some European countries.
She bought a pair of traditional Dutch clogs as a souvenir.
2
Something that obstructs or impedes movement or progress.
Excessive regulations can be a clog to economic growth.
Synonym
Verb
clogInfinitive
clogPresent tense
cloggedPast tense
cloggedPast participle
cloggingPresent participle
clogsThird-person singular
1
To block or become blocked so that movement or flow is hindered.
Hair and soap can clog the drain.
2
To fill up or choke with an accumulation of matter.
Hair and soap can clog the drain.