shoggle

[ˈʃɒɡ(ə)l]

shoggle Definition

• 1. to shake or jolt back and forth
• 2. to walk unsteadily or with a swaying motion

Using shoggle: Examples

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

• Example

  The car shoggled on the bumpy road.

• Example

  She shoggled the baby to sleep.

• Example

  He shoggled his head in disbelief.

• Example

  The old man shoggled down the street.

shoggle Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for shoggle

• jiggle
• wobble
• rock
• sway
• shake

Phrases with shoggle

• shoggle one's memory

  to try to remember something

  Example

  The name of the restaurant shoggled my memory.

• shoggle the dice

  to shake dice before throwing them

  Example

  He shoggled the dice before throwing them on the board.

• shoggle the boat

  to rock a boat back and forth

  Example

  The kids were shoggling the boat, making the adults nervous.

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Summary: shoggle in Brief

'Shoggle' [ˈʃɒɡ(ə)l] means to shake or jolt back and forth, or to walk unsteadily. It can be used in phrases like 'shoggle one's memory' and 'shoggle the dice.' Examples include 'The car shoggled on the bumpy road' and 'She shoggled the baby to sleep.'