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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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Bogey
::
Bogey (n.) A
goblin;
a
bugbear.
See Bogy.
Disembogue
::
Disembogue
(v. i.) To
become
discharged;
to flow out; to find vent; to pour out
contents.
Sphagnous
::
Sphagnous
(a.)
Pertaining
to moss of the genus
Sphagnum,
or bog moss;
abounding
in peat or bog
moss..
Gouty
::
Gouty (a.)
Boggy;
as, gouty
land..
Gambogian
::
Gambogian
(a.) Alt. of
Gambogi.
Fen
::
Fen (n.) Low land
overflowed,
or
covered
wholly
or
partially
with
water,
but
producing
sedge,
coarse
grasses,
or other
aquatic
plants;
boggy land; moor;
marsh..
Embogue
::
Embogue
(v. i.) To
disembogue;
to
discharge,
as a
river,
its
waters
into the sea or
another
river..
Moss
::
Moss (n.) A bog; a
morass;
a place
containing
peat; as, the
mosses
of the
Scottish
border..
Marish
::
Marish
(n.) Low, wet
ground;
a
marsh;
a fen; a bog; a
moor..
Tobogganist
::
Tobogganist
(n.) One who
practices
tobogganing.
Mosstrooper
::
Mosstrooper
(n.) One of a class of
marauders
or
bandits
that
formerly
infested
the
border
country
between
England
and
Scotland;
-- so
called
in
allusion
to the mossy or boggy
character
of much of the
border
country.
Boggard
::
Boggard
(n.) A
bogey.
Palustral
::
Palustral
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a bog or
marsh;
boggy.
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..
Boggle
::
Boggle
(n.) To play fast and
loose;
to
dissemble.
Limonite
::
Limonite
(n.)
Hydrous
sesquioxide
of iron, an
important
ore of iron,
occurring
in
stalactitic,
mammillary,
or
earthy
forms,
of a dark brown
color,
and
yellowish
brown
powder.
It
includes
bog iron. Also
called
brown
hematite..
Gor-bellied
::
Gor-bellied
(a.)
Bog-bellied.
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..
Bogtrotter
::
Bogtrotter
(n.) One who lives in a boggy
country;
--
applied
in
derision
to the
lowest
class of
Irish.
Menhaden
::
Menhaden
(n.) An
American
marine
fish of the
Herring
familt
(Brevoortia
tyrannus),
chiefly
valuable
for its oil and as a
component
of
fertilizers;
--
called
also
mossbunker,
bony fish,
chebog,
pogy,
hardhead,
whitefish,
etc..
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