Third-person singular present tense of congest; fills or crowds something so that it becomes blocked or difficult to move through.
Regular conjugation of the verb congest in present tense, third-person singular form (as in 'he/she/it congests').
Traffic on holiday weekends congests highways in predictable patterns that engineers study to build better infrastructure—it's one of the few times we use this verb form in everyday speech!
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