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▪ I. mog, v.1 dial. and U.S.|mɒg|
Also 7–8 mogg, 9 mug, maug.
†1. intr. Cards. To exchange cards in the obsolete game of ‘costly colours’. Obs.
1674Cotton Compl. Gamester (1680) 89 You must deal off three a piece, and turn up the next Card following; then the Eldest is to take his choice whether he will Mogg (this is change a Card or no). 1734Seymour Compl. Gamester (ed. 5) ii. 32.
2. To move on, depart, decamp. Chiefly with off or on.
1764T. Bridges Homer Travest. (1797) II. 128 Get on board thy rotten ship; The rest, I hope, will scorn to mog off And dim my daylights if I jog off. 1862C. C. Robinson Dial. Leeds 363 ‘Mug on!’ ‘Wean't mug a bit’. 1880Antrim & Down Gloss., Maug, to walk away. ‘Maug off with you’.
3. To walk along slowly but steadily; to jog on, move gently (E.D.D.).
1857J. T. Staton Bobby & Shuttle 5 (E.D.D.) Aw mogged up eawt oth loom-shop into th' heawse. 1873W. Carleton Farm Ball., Out o' the Fire 52 He..mogged along to the door-way, with never a word of row. 1894Remington in Harper's Mag. Feb. 359 As our horses were thirsty and footsore, we ‘mogged along’.
4. trans. (See quots.)
1879G. F. Jackson Shropshire Word-bk., Mog, to move from one place to another... ‘Tell John to mog the cows i' the mornin’. 1887S. Cheshire Gloss., Mog,..(2) to make to go, remove. Speaking of some one who had honestly restored to her some belongings, a woman said, ‘Many a one 'ud ha' mogged 'em off’.
▪ II. mog, v.2
dial. variant of mug v.
▪ III. mog, n. slang.|mɒg|
[Abbrev. moggy 3.]
A cat; also transf., fur or a fur coat.
1927W. E. Collinson Contemp. Eng. 26 As school-boys..Tike for dog, moke for donkey..mog for cat were quite usual. 1934P. Heseltine in C. Gray Peter Warlock iii. i. 253 Such lovely mogs you can't imagine—including the best cat in the world, surely. 1937Scrutiny V. 391 Surrounded by vast quantities of cats and mistresses, now engaged in some fantastic quest for the Ideal Mog. 1950Partridge Slang To-day & Yesterday (ed. 3) iii. iii. 247 Annuvver 'orse comes up, an' it's..a new mog fer the missus. |
