verb
stog
Stog (verb) means to get stuck, or make something stuck, in mud.
verb
1
To get stuck, or make something stuck, in mud.
2
To walk in a slow, heavy or awkward way.
3
To stab, poke or thrust at something.
4
To feel around in a pool of water using a pole.
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Etymology
Early 19th century, perhaps of expressive origin and influenced by stick and bog. Compare stodge.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of stog?
"stog" (verb) means to get stuck, or make something stuck, in mud.
What is another word for stog?
Other words for "stog" include pierce, ching, gore, prod, jab, chib.
What are the different meanings of stog?
"stog" has 3 main meanings: 1. To get stuck, or make something stuck, in mud; 2. To walk in a slow, heavy or awkward way; 3. To stab, poke or thrust at something.
