bogging
/ˈbɑɡɪŋ/
noun
- The act of getting stuck or slowed down, especially in mud or a difficult situation.
- After the bogging of the project in red tape, the team had to start over.
- The constant bogging of the vacuum cleaner meant it was time to buy a new one.
- The bogging of the truck in the soft ground delayed the delivery by hours.
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adjective
- Causing something to become stuck or slowed down.
- We had to deal with bogging paperwork before we could start the fun part.
- The bogging traffic turned a twenty-minute drive into an hour.
- The bogging mud made it impossible to ride bicycles on the trail.