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• shog — I. verb (shogged; shogging) Etymology: Middle English shoggen, shaggen; probably akin to Middle Dutch schocken to shake, jolt Date: 15th century transitive verb 1. chiefly dialect jolt, shake intransitive verb …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• shog — /shog, shawg/, v., shogged, shogging, n. Scot. and Brit. Dial. v.t. 1. to shake; jolt. v.i. 2. to jog along. n. 3. a shake; jolt. [1350 1400; ME shoggen (v.); perh. akin to SHOCK1] * * * …   Universalium

• shog — /ʃɒg/ (say shog) verb (t) (shogged, shogging) 1. to shake or jog. –noun 2. a rocking, jolting movement. {Scottish and northern English dialect} …  

• shog — I. ˈshäg verb (shogged ; shogged ; shogging ; shogs) Etymology: Middle English shoggen; probably akin to Middle Dutch schocken to shake, jolt more at shock (disorganize) transitive verb …   Useful english dictionary