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Definition of bog
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of bog is as below...
Bog (n.) A
quagmire
filled
with
decayed
moss and other
vegetable
matter;
wet
spongy
ground
where a heavy body is apt to sink; a
marsh;
a
morass.
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Bogie
::
Bogie (n.) A
four-wheeled
truck,
having
a
certain
amount
of play
around
a
vertical
axis, used to
support
in part a
locomotive
on a
railway
track..
Oxeye
::
Oxeye (n.) A fish; the
bogue,
or box..
Disembogued
::
Disembogued
(imp. & p. p.) of
Disembogu.
Disembogue
::
Disembogue
(v. i.) To
become
discharged;
to flow out; to find vent; to pour out
contents.
Bogies
::
Bogies
(pl. ) of Bog.
Bog
::
Bog (n.) A
quagmire
filled
with
decayed
moss and other
vegetable
matter;
wet
spongy
ground
where a heavy body is apt to sink; a
marsh;
a
morass.
Rhombogene
::
Rhombogene
(n.) A
dicyemid
which
produces
infusorialike
embryos;
--
opposed
to
nematogene.
See
Dicyemata.
Gamboge
::
Gamboge
(n.) A
concrete
juice,
or gum
resin,
produced
by
several
species
of trees in Siam,
Ceylon,
and
Malabar.
It is
brought
in
masses,
or
cylindrical
rolls,
from
Cambodia,
or
Cambogia,
--
whence
its name. The best kind is of a
dense,
compact
texture,
and of a
beatiful
reddish
yellow.
Taking
internally,
it is a
strong
and harsh
cathartic
and
emetic..
Bogglish
::
Bogglish
(a.)
Doubtful;
skittish.
Buck Bean
::
Buck bean () A plant
(Menyanthes
trifoliata)
which grows in moist and boggy
places,
having
racemes
of white or
reddish
flowers
and
intensely
bitter
leaves,
sometimes
used in
medicine;
marsh
trefoil;
--
called
also bog
bean..
Bogberry
::
Bogberry
(n.) The small
cranberry
(Vaccinium
oxycoccus),
which grows in boggy
places..
Quaggy
::
Quaggy
(a.) Of the
nature
of a
quagmire;
yielding
or
trembling
under the foot, as soft, wet
earth;
spongy;
boggy..
Bogue
::
Bogue (n.) The boce; --
called
also bogue
bream.
See Boce.
Disemboguing
::
Disemboguing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Disembogu.
Lacquer
::
Lacquer
(n.) A
varnish,
consisting
of a
solution
of
shell-lac
in
alcohol,
often
colored
with
gamboge,
saffron,
or the like; -- used for
varnishing
metals,
papier-mache,
and wood. The name is also given to
varnishes
made of other
ingredients,
esp. the
tough,
solid
varnish
of the
Japanese,
with which
ornamental
objects
are
made..
Boggler
::
Boggler
(n.) One who
boggles.
Boggle
::
Boggle
(n.) To stop or
hesitate
as if
suddenly
frightened,
or in
doubt,
or
impeded
by
unforeseen
difficulties;
to take
alarm;
to
exhibit
hesitancy
and
indecision..
Marish
::
Marish
(a.)
Moory;
fenny;
boggy.
Sundial
::
Sundew
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Drosera,
low bog
plants
whose
leaves
are beset with
pediceled
glands
which
secrete
a
viscid
fluid that
glitters
like
dewdrops
and
attracts
and
detains
insects.
After an
insect
is
caught,
the
glands
curve
inward
like
tentacles
and the leaf
digests
it.
Called
also
lustwort..
Osmund
::
Osmund
(n.) A fern of the genus
Osmunda,
or
flowering
fern. The most
remarkable
species
is the
osmund
royal,
or royal fern
(Osmunda
regalis),
which grows in wet or boggy
places,
and has large
bipinnate
fronds,
often with a
panicle
of
capsules
at the top. The
rootstock
contains
much
starch,
and has been used in
stiffening
linen..
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