clog
8
3.5
- noun
- /klɔg/
:
obstrucción
- Lysol drain opener is tough on stubborn clogs.
- clear a clog
- prevent clogs
- cause clogs
Six weeks, got rid of the clog, got rid of the issues.
- Six weeks, got rid of the clog, got rid of the issues.
- What this processed food did was create what I call these hormonal clogs.
Examples
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The plumber quickly identified a serious clog in the kitchen sink that was causing water to back up.
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There was a clog in an old original pipe.
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I pointed to the small white clog.
Fiction book (1990) -
Be careful about using liquid clog cleaners.
Blog text (30) -
We need to clear the clog in the Justice Department drain, and we are right on the verge of doing so.
Blog text (1) -
In five years of owning it, I have never had a single nozzle clog.
Blog text (2) -
Be sure to clean your vehicle's air filter to avoid clogs that can negatively influence the cost of gas at the pump.
Blog text (28) -
Instead, use a snake or a plunger to dislodge any clogs you might encounter.
Blog text (30) -
Regular maintenance can help prevent a clog in your home's drainage system.
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To avoid a clog, place a filter over the drain to catch debris and hair.
Synonyms
50
1.5
An object that fits tightly into a hole to stop liquid or gas
43
4.4
A thing that blocks a passage like a pipe or artery
38
4.1
Something that blocks a pipe or blood vessel and stops flow
3
8.7
Something that blocks a tube like a pipe or blood vessel and stops flow
1
5.0
Something that blocks a pipe so water or gas cannot flow
Something that blocks a pipe or drain and stops water flow
An object that blocks a path or movement
Antonyms
Compounds
- UK
1
6.8
A traditional dance where people stamp loudly while wearing shoes with wooden soles
How Obstructive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clog as a noun for an object that blocks a pipe is the same idea: a clog is a 'block' or mass that plugs a space and stops water or things from moving through.