1. present participle of clag: to stick or adhere; to become clogged or stuck with a thick substance
Usage: British English; informal

1. sticky or adhesive; tending to stick or clog
Usage: British English; informal

Examples

• The mud was clagging to the bottom of my shoes.
• The engine parts were clagging up with old grease.
• A clagging substance covered the machinery.
• The dough was too wet and kept clagging to the work surface.
• Heavy clay soil can be clagging in wet weather.
• The paint was clagging on the brush, making it hard to apply smoothly.