Resembling a clog in appearance, weight, or function; having qualities similar to a wooden clog.
From 'clog' plus the productive English suffix '-like' (meaning 'resembling' or 'similar to'). The '-like' suffix is extremely common for creating comparison adjectives.
The suffix '-like' is infinitely productive—you can attach it to almost any noun and create an instant adjective (moonlike, dreamlike, cloglike), which is why copywriters and marketers love making up '-like' words for new products!
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