Clog

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 81
klog, v. t. [clogged (klogd), clogging.] To encumber, or load, esp. with something that sticks fast; to obstruct so as to hinder motion, choke up, embarra , impede, hamper. — v. i. To become loaded or encumbered; to coalesce or adhere. — n. That which hinders motion; an embarra ment; a heavy shoe; wooden shoe.
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