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Clag is the a northern word used in place of punch and hit. is used generally after alcohol consumption and usually when in the wrong! He is such a cheeky fucker he is, am gonna have to clag him if he doesn't watch his gob, like!
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when arse hair gets matted together with shit when you don't wipe your bottom properly. i had to soak the clag in the bath before i could pull it off
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learned from speed tv: Clag is the bits of rubber that get thrown off the tires to the side of the road outside the racing-line. I have walked the track after a race, and they are often small specks to marble sized, and less-frequently but noticable golf-ball sized.
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An aviation acronym that originated within the Royal Air Force. It stands for "Cloud Low, Aircraft Grounded", but nowadays it is often used in general usage to describe grey, drizzly low laying cloud. I don't fancy flying in the clag.
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Brand of Australian glue, often used in a sentence to describe something that has become stuck or stopped up. My Computer has clagged up 'cos I'm running too much stuff
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Verb, to clag: to stick one object to another. Are you going to clag a new sign on the door?
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Clag can also refer to any smoke or byproduct of a large diesel engine's Starting or pulling heavy loads as seen with trains and semi's During Locomotive starts, there's excessive clag
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