congestee
noun/kɒn.d͡ʒɛstˈiː/
Etymology
From congest + -ee.
Definitions
A person living in an area with a very high-density population.
- See “Tombstone” in chap — the parking problems and congestee.
- …the once united tenant movement dissolved into a series of competing subgroups (graziers and congestees, purchased and unpurchased).
A thing congested to the point of malfunction.
- …based on respiratory effects, specifically, vascular congestion, peribronchiolar edema, hemorrhagic alveoli, and congestee capillaries in the lungs (IRIS).
The neighborhood
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