General
clag
What does clag mean?
Sticky stuff — mud, glue, gunk, anything that clings. The noun behind 'claggy'.
"There's clag all over the bottom of me shoes."
Origin
Middle English / Old Norse 'klagga' — to stick, daub.
Frequently asked questions
What does clag mean in Geordie?
In Geordie (Newcastle) slang, clag means sticky muck, or the act of sticking to something.
How do you use clag in a sentence?
"Me boots are all clagged up with mud."
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