Clog
Emergence definition
Clog is a type of shoe that emerges from the pattern of repeated or regular arrangement of elements, such as wood and fabric, that can be detected and interpreted by an organism, where the shoe serves as a tangible, three-dimensional object designed to be worn on or about the foot.
Wiktionary senses
Historical origin
Prerequisite chain
Neighborhood
In other languages
- verstopfen German
- clog English primary
Prerequisites
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clog requires understanding pattern as a foundational concept
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A heavy wooden shoe with a thick sole, traditionally worn in Northern Europe and Japan.