mog

[mɒɡ]

mog Definition

• 1. a mistake or blunder
• 2. to move clumsily or slowly

Using mog: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mog" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He made a mog in his calculations and got the wrong answer.

• Example

  The cat mogs around the house, knocking things over.

• Example

  I was mogging along the path when I tripped over a rock.

mog Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for mog

• blunder
• error
• mistake
• bungle
• shuffle
• stumble
• fumble

Phrases with mog

• make a mog of something

  to make a mistake or error in something

  Example

  I made a mog of the recipe and ended up with a burnt cake.

• moggy (or moggie)

  a cat, especially a non-purebred one

  Example

  She has two adorable moggies as pets.

• mog off

  to go away or leave, often used in a rude or dismissive way

  Example

  He told the annoying salesman to mog off and slammed the door.

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Summary: mog in Brief

The term 'mog' [mɒɡ] can refer to a mistake or blunder, as in 'He made a mog in his calculations,' or to moving clumsily or slowly, as in 'The cat mogs around the house.' It can also be used in phrases like 'make a mog of something,' meaning to make a mistake, and 'mog off,' meaning to go away rudely.