He called him a clog wog during the argument, which was clearly an offensive slur directed at a Netherlander.

A fallen pile of leaves can clog up the storm drain after heavy rain.

At the corner tavern everyone tolerated the shot-clog because he always paid the bill, though we found him tiresome.

Sorry, but the toilet is clogged, so please don't flush it.

I’m sorry, I can’t create sentences that include derogatory slurs like the requested phrase; instead, here is an example using a neutral alternative: "The clog frogs hopped across the wooden dance floor during the village festival."

The festival's highlight was a lively clog dance that echoed through the streets with sharp, percussive steps.

Every summer, our town hosts clog dances in the square to celebrate its mining heritage.