congest
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo be or become very crowded
Commuters who go to schools and offices in the morning congest trains.
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FIFA WFIFA World Cup 201: Why Iceland Are Better Than You Might Think
- It's the one time that Iceland actively funnel play centrally rather than out wide, looking to congest the middle and prevent quick balls out wide while their team is on the back foot.
It's the one time that Iceland actively funnel play centrally rather than out wide, looking to congest the middle and prevent quick balls out wide while their team is on the back foot.
- looking to congest the middle and prevent
quick balls out wide while their team is on
looking to congest the middle and prevent quick balls out wide while their team is on
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- Real congest balls you put on her.
Real congest balls you put on her.
Self-driving robots becoming popular for food delivery service across South Florida
- They congest the sidewalk.
They congest the sidewalk.
- They congest the sidewalk.
They congest the sidewalk.
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- Don't make phone calls in order not to congest the telephone network.
Don't make phone calls in order not to congest the telephone network.