The term 'Artery Clogger' refers to substances that can cause blockages in the arteries, such as CHOLESTEROL, FAT, EARWAX, and spam. CHOLESTEROL is an 11-letter word that is a type of lipid found in the blood and is produced by the liver. FAT is a 3-letter word that is a type of nutrient found in food that provides energy and helps the body absorb vitamins. EARWAX is a 6-letter word that is a yellowish waxy substance produced in the ear canal that helps protect the ear from dust and bacteria. Spam is a 4-letter word that is a type of processed meat product made from pork shoulder and ham. All of these substances can contribute to the buildup of plaque in the arteries, leading to clogged arteries and an increased risk of heart disease.