Meanings of ice-clogged in English

Swimming in the ice-clogged water must have been well nigh impossible.

Mikhail sat on his haunches next to the fire, his blood moving in his veins like ice-clogged rivers.

Barge shippers hauling goods on the Mississippi River and its tributaries moved fleets further south to avoid getting stranded on ice-clogged waterways, shippers said.

Then Burghard had gasped, pointing at the intruder's right boot-from which an ice-clogged length of chain trailed across the floor-and rushed to support him.

It is a matter of interest to note the travelling rate of the flood, which from being ice-clogged was less rapid than one would suppose.