Clag
Pronunciation: /klæɡ/
Clag (verb)
- To cause things to stick together, often in a messy way.
Examples
- The papers clag when they get wet.
- If you don't dry them, the pages will clag.
Common collocations: clag together, clag in the rain, dense clag, clag cover, thick clag
Clag (noun)
- A thick layer of cloud or fog that makes it hard to see.
Examples
- The clag made it hard to see the mountains.
- Pilots often avoid flying in clag.