CLOGGED Meaning and
Definition
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Clogged is an adjective used to describe something that is obstructed or blocked, typically as a result of a buildup of material or substance. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses. In the literal sense, clogged refers to a condition where a passage, pipe, or channel is no longer able to allow free flow of its intended substance or material due to an accumulation of debris, dirt, or other unwanted matter.
For example, a clogged drain refers to a pipe or plumbing fixture that is blocked and is unable to allow wastewater or liquids to flow through it freely. Similarly, a clogged artery is a blood vessel that is obstructed, preventing the smooth circulation of blood.
In a figurative sense, clogged can describe a situation, system, or process that is overwhelmed or overloaded with too much information, tasks, or responsibilities, resulting in a lack of progress or efficiency. For instance, someone may feel mentally or emotionally clogged when they are unable to process or handle an excessive amount of stress or responsibilities.
Overall, the term clogged conveys a state of blockage or impairment, whether it relates to a physical, mechanical, or metaphorical obstacle inhibiting normal functioning or flow.
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Etymology of CLOGGED
The word "clogged" originated from the Middle English term "cloggen". It is derived from the Old Norse word "klogga", meaning a block or a hinder. The concept of something being blocked, obstructed, or hindered has been associated with "clogged" since its early usage in English.
Similar spelling words for CLOGGED
- cliched,
- claggett,
- Lodged,
- Lugged,
- Lagged,
- closed,
- Logged,
- Jogged,
- cloaked,
- clagett,
- clocked.
Conjugate verb Clogged
CONDITIONAL
I
would clogged
you
would clogged
he/she/it
would clogged
we
would clogged
they
would clogged
I
would clog
we
would clog
you
would clog
he/she/it
would clog
they
would clog
CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
would be clogging
you
would be clogging
he/she/it
would be clogging
we
would be clogging
they
would be clogging
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have clogged
you
would have clogged
he/she/it
would have clogged
we
would have clogged
they
would have clogged
CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
would have been clogging
you
would have been clogging
he/she/it
would have been clogging
we
would have been clogging
they
would have been clogging
FUTURE
I
will clog
you
will clog
he/she/it
will clog
we
will clog
they
will clog
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be clogging
you
will be clogging
he/she/it
will be clogging
we
will be clogging
they
will be clogging
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have clogged
you
will have clogged
he/she/it
will have clogged
we
will have clogged
they
will have clogged
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been clogging
you
will have been clogging
he/she/it
will have been clogging
we
will have been clogging
they
will have been clogging
IMPERATIVE
you
clog
we
let´s clog
to clog
PAST
I
clogged
you
clogged
he/she/it
clogged
we
clogged
they
clogged
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was clogging
you
were clogging
he/she/it
was clogging
we
were clogging
they
were clogging
PAST PARTICIPLE
clogged
PAST PERFECT
I
had clogged
you
had clogged
he/she/it
had clogged
we
had clogged
they
had clogged
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been clogging
you
had been clogging
he/she/it
had been clogging
we
had been clogging
they
had been clogging
PRESENT
I
clog
you
clog
he/she/it
clogs
we
clog
they
clog
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am clogging
you
are clogging
he/she/it
is clogging
we
are clogging
they
are clogging
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
clogging
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have clogged
you
have clogged
he/she/it
has clogged
we
have clogged
they
have clogged
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been clogging
you
have been clogging
he/she/it
has been clogging
we
have been clogging
they
have been clogging
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