(something) is clogged
When something gets "clogged", it means that there's something stuck inside of it, and things like air or water can't get through it. Here's a list of things that can get clogged:
- pipes
- tubes
- filters
- hoses
- a person's veins or arteries
- roads
Notice that you use "stuck" and "clogged" differently. In the example of a toilet, you say:
The toilet is clogged.
Something is stuck in the toilet.
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