| COGGINGS | • COGGING n. a type of joint for two wooden beams. |
| DOGGINGS | • doggings n. Plural of dogging. • DOGGING n. hunting with dogs. |
| FOGGAGES | • foggages n. Plural of foggage. • FOGGAGE n. (Scots) a grass that grows after the hay is cut. |
| FOGGINGS | • foggings n. Plural of fogging. • FOGGING n. the act of obscuring e.g. a lens with fog. |
| GOGGLERS | • gogglers n. Plural of goggler. • GOGGLER n. a kind of oceanic fish, having very large and prominent eyes. |
| GOOSEGOG | • goosegog n. (UK, informal) gooseberry. • GOOSEGOG n. gooseberry, also GOOSEGOB. |
| HOGGINGS | • HOGGING n. a mixture containing gravel, also HOGGIN. |
| JOGGINGS | • joggings n. Plural of jogging. • JOGGING n. running at a slow, steady pace. |
| LOGGINGS | • loggings n. Plural of logging. • LOGGING n. the business of cutting down trees for timber. |
| NOGGINGS | • noggings n. Plural of nogging. • NOGGING n. masonry or brickwork between wooden frame. |
| SCOGGING | • SCOG v. (Scots) to shelter, also SCOOG, SCOUG, SCUG, SKOG, SKUG. |
| SHOGGING | • shogging v. Present participle of shog. • shogging n. (Archaic) A jolting or shaking motion. • SHOG v. (dialect) to move along. |
| SKOGGING | • SKOG v. to shelter, also SCOG, SCOOG, SCOUG, SCUG, SKUG. |
| SLOGGING | • slogging v. Present participle of slog. • slogging n. An act or an instance of slogging or working laboriously. • slogging n. A beating or thrashing. |
| SNOGGING | • snogging v. Present participle of snog. • SNOG v. (slang) to kiss. |
| SOGGINGS | • SOGGING n. the act of making soggy. |