Wog

Wog
A combination of walk and jog.

Jason and I hate to wog around the track during gym.


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  • wog — [wɔg US wa:g] n BrE taboo a very offensive word for a black person. Do not use this word …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • wog — [ wag ] noun count BRITISH OFFENSIVE an extremely offensive word for a black person …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • wog — c.1920, a lower class babu shipping clerk [Partridge]; later World War II British armed forces slang for native of India (especially as a servant or laborer), possibly shortened from GOLLIWOG (Cf. golliwog). Many acronym origins have been… …   Etymology dictionary

  • wog — vgl. 1wiegen …   Die deutsche Rechtschreibung

  • wog — ► NOUN Brit. informal, offensive ▪ a person who is not white. ORIGIN of unknown origin …   English terms dictionary

  • wog — [wäg] n. [Brit. Slang] a foreigner, esp. a dark skinned one, as an Arab or black: a term of hostility and contempt …   English World dictionary

  • Wog — For other meanings, see WOG. Wog is a slang word with several meanings, some commonly derogatory, some not. As a racial epithet in English British racial term originating in the colonial period of the British Empire. It was used as a label for… …   Wikipedia

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