clog up
Verb
Meaning
become or cause to become obstructed
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The leaves clog our drains in the Fall
The water pipe is backed up
And because the books aren't sticking around to clog up every spare space in your home, you can get all of the book buying feels without the instant regret.
I don’t want so much control as to hamstring and clog up the system, perhaps artificial intelligence should be employed to streamline budgeting processes and track spending, if it isn’t already.
If people follow the same logic with covid19, it will clog up the system in record time.
They can drive, but that will clog up the streets and surroundings freeways with traffic, pollute the air and spew planet-warming carbon emissions into the atmosphere.