clog up

Clogging up the first six months of the year is not its only use.

That way you're not clogging up your system in general.

"Or guys who could just clog up the middle and play the run."

They clog up my head and keep me from seeing what's really important.

I would just not want it clogging up the front page.

A vein is more likely to get clogged up after a few years.

"I wanted to know whether my blood could get clogged up in dry weather."

His throat kept clogging up and he had to clear it again.

Indeed, if we do nothing, our roads will clog up.

"We are required to take out the leaves, because it gets clogged up," he said.

"Because until they do, they're clogging up all the other deals."

On days when the access roads clog up, which is often, things get even worse.

I think when he left here he was too clogged up.

But if someone's toilet gets clogged up at 6, they need a snake right then.

Had a double bypass last year, and now I'm clogging up again.

They really don't work when they're clogged up with books or clothes.

That was due to him clogging up the middle of the line."

They were being nice about all the visitors clogging up their lunch hour.

"You know how things get clogged up here during the holidays.

As the city took longer to move families into apartments, the shelters clogged up.

Clogging up the courts in such a way is unthinkable.

Pity it had to clog up the news channels though.

"In the meantime, the criminal justice system was clogging up."

"They clog up the docket and cost the state a lot of money."

Prisoners fell all over the place, clogging up the corridor.