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Spanish
Etymology
From en- + cloche (“clutch”) + -ar.
Verb
enclochar (first-person singular present enclocho, first-person singular preterite encloché, past participle enclochado)
- (Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico, US, Venezuela, transitive, automotive) to engage the clutch, to put into gear
- Synonym: embragar
- (Mexico, automotive, pronominal) to seize up (of a clutch)
- Synonym: estropearse
- (Costa Rica, pronominal, slang) to seize up (of one's brain), to have a brain fart
- (Mexico, transitive) to hook up (a mechanism)
- Synonym: conectar
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