clogger 
noun
1A person or thing that clogs something: pore-cloggers...
- I looked at the menu again and it quite clearly said you could purchase individual portions of bacon, sausage, fried eggs, beans and the usual cholesterol cloggers.
- But the donuts themselves are artery cloggers and aesthetically a mess, I think.
- Hair is a common bathroom drain clogger.
2British informal A footballer who habitually fouls other players when tackling: I was a right clogger, always kicking people...
- Calderwood, to his credit, admires quick and classy defenders as opposed to the kind of cloggers who reduce football to its lowest common denominator.
- It never will be so long as we have people like Wilkinson running our game who prefer cloggers to artists.
- Titans DTs Robaire Smith and Albert Haynesworth are cloggers who have to slow Lewis down before he reaches the second level.
3A person who makes clogs."Grandad" was Walter Hurst of Hindley, who later had six cloggers and a shoe repairer working for him....
- Unlike the clogger, the village craftsman used a great deal of sycamore.