| clog street | 7.24 | Taxis clog the street. | ||
| clog road | 4.81 | Cars clogged the roads like weeds. | ||
| clog artery | 3.42 | By October, his arteries were clogged again. | ||
| clog system | 1.38 | The judicial system is clogged with mafia trials. | ||
| clog traffic | 1.32 | Hence, endless marches clogged traffic in downtown Mexico City. | ||
| clog court | 1.18 | It clogs the courts. | ||
| clog drain | 1.18 | Clogged drain? | ||
| clog highway | 1.12 | Evacuees clogged highways. | ||
| clog middle | 1.12 | They clogged the middle and blocked shots. | ||
| clog line | 0.92 | Are the lines clogged during certain hours? | ||
| clog lane | 0.66 | Clogs the lane. | ||
| clog lung | 0.66 | Fake smoke clogs your lungs. | ||
| clog sidewalk | 0.66 | Vendors clog the sidewalks. | ||
| clog area | 0.59 | The aerobics area is clogged with veterans who know every step. | ||
| clog network | 0.53 | Users with slow modems clog the network. | ||
| clog pore | 0.53 | Dirt clogs the pores, causing spots. | ||
| clog river | 0.53 | The rivers were clogged with corpses. | ||
| clog aisle | 0.46 | There were rural-looking folks and hunter-looking folks clogging the aisles. | ||
| clog pipe | 0.46 | Over many years, the pipes had got clogged up with grease. | ||
| clog channel | 0.39 | There, winds can clog channels with ice. |