Clogged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLOGGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CLOG, to block up
• block or become blocked with an accumulation of thick, wet matter
• fill up or crowd (something) so as to obstruct passage
NOUN:
• a shoe with a thick wooden sole.
• an encumbrance or impediment
ADJECTIVE:
• thickened or coalesced in soft thick lumps (such as clogs or clots)
• stopped up; clogged up
• loaded with something that hinders motion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to block up or obstruct

Words related to CLOGGED

clog7 clogging13 clogs8 gaumy11

Words that contain CLOGGED

beclogged16 unclogged14

How to use CLOGGED in a sentence

• That feed pipe might become fully clogged at any minute, you know.
• Our expression is clogged by the rubbish in our minds, the foolish personal matters we load the memory with.
• The rain continued to drip, drip from the eaves, and the Cleft was still clogged with mist.
• Their snowshoes clogged so much and the strain upon their ankles grew so great that they decided to go into camp long before sunset, and give themselves a thorough rest.
• His song that does be clogged through the daytime, the same as the sight is clogged with myself.
• As I have weakened, Adele, my soul has been less clogged by my body, and I have seen clearly much that has been dim to me.
• His dark eyebrows were drawn close together, and I noticed that his boots were clogged with sand.
• My tongue had not been clogged and middle-aged, in those blithe days, and yet those days were only two years gone.
• Literally the necessary parliamentary machinery for the government of the United Kingdom was clogged by the Nationalists, who brought obstruction to a fine art, and it was Mr.
• As Olva felt the neat hard surface of it, as he knew that the way was almost clear before him, his feet seemed clogged with heavy weights.
• This was the fate of all the other motions made by the lords in the opposition, though the victory of the courtiers was always clogged with a nervous and spirited protest.
• The mind of the young man as he comes in is clogged with thoughts of self.
• There were periods when fear clogged his throat and left him gasping with the need to scream and beat his cell walls.
• The Soul is clogged and retarded in her Operations, when she acts in Conjunction with a Companion that is so heavy and unwieldy in its Motions.
• Every part of the official and legislative machinery became clogged by the obstinacy of governor, councils, and assembly.
• Men whose brains are clogged by over eating, and whose faculties are in a deadened state through the use of alcohol, cannot well understand the Gospel of God.
• The rain continuing, the soft ground so clogged the wheels that the draught was very distressing to the bullocks.
• But she felt as one immersed in an evil dream which clogged all her senses save that of pain.
• This was all she knew of him from dearth, shaky, timid words of clogged superfluous emotion and the deep swallows of his saliva.
• Why do you feel tired? Being tired simply means being clogged.
• Spirit is clogged by what it flows through, but at its springs it is both limpid and abundant.
• And yet as he drew near huge hands held him back, and heavy weights clogged his feet.
• Finally we found a lot of drift wood clogged together, extending across the stream at a narrow place in the river, upon which we crossed over.

Similar words containing CLOGG without suffix ed

cloggy13 clogger11 cloggers12 cloggier12 cloggily15 clogging13 beclogged16 cloggiest13 cloggings14 unclogged14 beclogging17 clogginess14 unclogging15 nonclogging16 clogginesses16

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