clogs (Meaning)
clogs
a weight attached especially to an animal to hinder motion, a mass of material that blocks movement through a pipe or vessel, something that hinders or holds back, to cause blockage in, to block passage through, something that shackles or impedes, to get in the way of, to become filled with extraneous matter, a shoe, sandal, or overshoe having a thick typically wooden sole, to fill or become filled beyond capacity, a shoe or sandal having a thick usually wooden sole, to unite in a mass, to dance a clog dance, to halt or slow the progress, operation, or growth of, to fill beyond capacity, to impede with a clog
Synonyms & Antonyms of clogs
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Synonyms:
- holdups
- checks
- disadvantages
- drags
- brick walls
- catches
- reins
- embargoes
- stalls
- reefs
- hitches
- perils
- crimps
- delays
- arrests
- stoppages
- blockades
- blockages
- hazards
- snags
- curbs
- balks
- drawbacks
- stone walls
- hardships
- bars
- restraints
- holdbacks
- difficulties
- rubs
- dangers
- brakes
- bits
- hobbles
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clogs Sentence Examples
- The old wooden clogs echoed through the cobblestone streets.
- The farmer wore heavy rubber clogs to protect his feet from the mud.
- The drain was clogged with hair, causing the sink to overflow.
- The doctor attempted to unclog the patient's artery, but it was too narrow.
- The pipes under the house clogged, resulting in a burst of water.
- The clogged filter caused the air conditioner to overheat.
- The restaurant's drain was clogged, leading to an unpleasant odor.
- The heavy snowfall clogged the roads, making them impassable.
- The clogs on the shoes made it difficult to walk comfortably.
- The clogged chimney prevented the fireplace from functioning properly.
FAQs About the word clogs
a weight attached especially to an animal to hinder motion, a mass of material that blocks movement through a pipe or vessel, something that hinders or holds ba
hurdles, barriers, obstructions,obstacles, fetters, hindrances, handicaps,embarrassments, deterrents, manacles
spurs, advantages, breaks, stimulants, edges, incentives, stimuli, catalysts, impetuses, goads
The old wooden clogs echoed through the cobblestone streets.
The farmer wore heavy rubber clogs to protect his feet from the mud.
The drain was clogged with hair, causing the sink to overflow.
The doctor attempted to unclog the patient's artery, but it was too narrow.
