To block or obstruct something, like clogging a pipe; to impede or hinder.
From en- (causative prefix) + clog (from Middle English 'clogge,' possibly from Old Norse, referring to a block or impediment).
Though archaic, 'enclog' perfectly captures the idea that things don't just clog—someone or something encogs them, making it an action word that acknowledges the cause of blockages.
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