clagging
/ˈklæɡɪŋ/
verb
- To stick or become clogged, especially with a sticky or muddy substance.
- After the rain, the soil started clagging to our boots.
- The printer kept clagging because the ink was too thick.
- The wheels of the cart kept clagging in the thick mud.
noun
- A sticky or clogging substance, especially mud or clay.
- The path was covered in heavy clagging after the storm.
- Farmers had to clear the clagging from the drainage ditches.
- The car's tires were caked with red clagging from the dirt road.