BOGGED Meaning and
Definition
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Bogged is a verb that refers to the act of getting stuck in a bog or swampy area. A bog is a wetland characterized by the accumulation of waterlogged, spongy and decaying plant material such as moss, grasses, and sedges. When someone or something becomes bogged, it means they are immobilized or trapped in the thick, muddy, and difficult-to-navigate terrain of a bog.
The term "bogged" can be used both figuratively and literally. In a literal sense, it describes the situation when a person, vehicle, or animal is unable to move due to becoming stuck in a bog. This can occur when the ground is too soft and waterlogged, creating a suction effect that makes it challenging to free oneself from the bog's grip. Muddy tracks and deep, sinking holes are common features of boggy terrain.
Figuratively, being bogged can describe being overwhelmed, trapped, or unable to make progress in a situation. This can be used to describe a mental or emotional state where one feels immobilized or hindered by obstacles. For example, a person may feel bogged down by a heavy workload, meaning they are overwhelmed and unable to keep up with their tasks.
Overall, the term "bogged" denotes a state of being stuck physically or metaphorically, whether due to challenging terrain or difficult circumstances.
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Etymology of BOGGED
The word "bogged" is derived from the noun "bog", which originated in the 14th century and comes from the Middle English "bogge". The exact origin of "bogge" is uncertain, but it likely has Germanic roots. It can be traced back to the Old Norse word "bǫgr", meaning "aswamp" or "morass". Over time, the word "bog" transformed into a verb, giving rise to the word "bogged". When something is "bogged", it means it is stuck or trapped as if in a swamp or marshy area.
Idioms with the word BOGGED
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bogged down
The idiom "bogged down" means to become overly involved or entangled in something, resulting in a slow or difficult progress. It refers to a situation where one is stuck, overwhelmed, or immobilized, often by excessive details, complexity, or problems.
Similar spelling words for BOGGED
- high-backed,
- Picoid,
- Baked-meat,
- PGOTY,
- baked,
- stiff-backed,
- packed-up,
- Begat,
- asset-backed,
- Begot,
- Piked,
- Bewigged,
- PIQAT,
- out-of-pocket,
- pakad,
- oven-baked,
- BCD/DEC,
- picket,
- INPI-PACT,
- pocket-sized,
- backweight,
- pressure-packed,
- pocket-size,
- BCKDH,
- beckett,
- PEQUOD,
- moss-backed,
- BETA-BGT,
- BUGT1,
- booked,
- PUHCD,
- Pagod,
- Crook-backed,
- Bouget,
- Begod,
- ALPHA-BGT,
- baguette,
- BACTE,
- pkd,
- drop-bucket,
- PECDD,
- Poket,
- Bhakati,
- investment-backed,
- becket,
- BGT,
- PCTA-1,
- un-packed,
- Picked,
- BUKTA,
- round-backed,
- boycot,
- bucked,
- wage-packet,
- un-backed,
- peacoat,
- just-picked,
- pokeweed,
- pocket-knife,
- Bogwood,
- baccate,
- PAQT,
- PCAT,
- buycott.com,
- PACT,INC,
- Dough-baked,
- paquet,
- bigot,
- Roach-backed,
- bhakti,
- Pecked,
- cherry-picked,
- boycott,
- Bunch-backed,
- Poked,
- PCT-G,
- BECTA,
- Closely-packed,
- pocket-handkerchief,
- BYKT,
- hunt-and-pecked,
- soviet-backed,
- military-backed,
- Paquita,
- packed,
- PAGAD,
- HBCDD,
- pocket,
- Beggiatoa,
- Picquet,
- BCD/B,
- olive-backed,
- pekoite,
- PCDH8,
- BYKTA,
- PCD-ROM,
- bookhood,
- BUCKT,
- PGD&CS,
- Pegged,
- piquet,
- Becked,
- Picketee,
- BAKT,
- fresh-baked,
- Puked,
- BOGD,
- un-baked,
- PGT,
- iranian-backed,
- BACT,
- PGHD,
- vest-pocket,
- snow-packed,
- pagoda,
- PIKT,
- PACT/CRH,
- Piqued,
- SL/PGAD,
- BCD/Q,
- ice-peaked,
- PICTA,
- Pagoda-stone,
- bagot,
- PAKD,
- honey-baked,
- fogged,
- piaget,
- BKD,
- oil-packed,
- poughite,
- DEC-BCD,
- BOCOT,
- bakheet,
- pocket-picking,
- Pachyote,
- beaked,
- close-packed,
- M-PACT,
- Pockwood,
- PCT-GF,
- BACDA,
- PGD,
- Picotee,
- peaked,
- pocked,
- de-bugged,
- PCTA-PESPA,
- PGGT-I,
- FLD.PCT,
- biocode,
- BCTAE,
- WBACT,
- BCAT,
- bicoid,
- bachata,
- sun-baked,
- blue-backed,
- bogota,
- Hen-pecked,
- PCTY,
- PCDD/F,
- piccata,
- piggot,
- dogged,
- Bequote,
- PCCTEA,
- picot,
- Pocket-hole,
- venture-backed,
- PICT,
- PCD/DCOH,
- hard-packed,
- beachhead,
- state-backed,
- BUKT,
- picota,
- Bagged,
- paycut,
- mortgage-backed,
- u.s.-backed,
- Buckety,
- Fire-bucket,
- PKT,
- E-BCT,
- us-backed,
- straight-backed,
- Bogged,
- BACOD,
- PGTO,
- Sway-backed,
- paktya,
- PQET,
- Pagett,
- pacto,
- bugged,
- picado,
- pact,
- backed-up,
- broken-backed,
- hard-baked,
- BCAT-3,
- pacte,
- bucket,
- S-PCT,
- battery-backed,
- backet,
- backwood,
- BCT,
- nit-picked,
- packwood,
- Budged,
- PCGDA,
- BACHYT,
- peachwood,
- poquito,
- Pacate,
- backhead,
- low-backed,
- bugti,
- Beakhead,
- pegged-down,
- PBCTO,
- pocket-pistol,
- SSL/PCT,
- Lute-backed,
- pagode,
- PPQT/LUT,
- bucked-shins,
- bagad,
- Pugged,
- biggety,
- PUCOT,
- bucket-shop,
- becut,
- BGD,
- BCDTY,
- backed,
- Camel-backed,
- twice-baked,
- house-baked,
- PEGDA,
- packet,
- fresh-picked,
- long-beaked,
- flavor-packed,
- AD-PKD,
- bhagwat,
- Pigged,
- power-packed,
- hand-picked,
- Huckle-backed,
- hogged,
- BCCTD,
- BCOAD,
- bhagawati,
- BCD,
- pct,
- half-baked,
- PCDD,
- pocket-money,
- spiny-backed,
- PQT-C/G,
- bacto,
- Straight-beaked,
- baquet,
- lobster-backed,
- BCD/BIN,
- PQT/OT,
- water-packed,
- russet-backed,
- PCGET,
- beechwood,
- jam-packed,
- baguet,
- de-pict,
- beget,
- u.s.-picked,
- beaked-shaped,
- PUGET,
- F-PCT,
- action-packed,
- pigweed,
- baccata,
- american-backed,
- Saddle-backed,
- hunch-backed,
- paget,
- PCDD/FS,
- PGD2,
- pocket-veto,
- home-baked,
- EA-BCD,
- 2BCD,
- biked,
- Begged,
- vacuum-packed,
- bouquet,
- HPRI/BCD,
- becht,
- buckwheat,
- army-backed,
- black-backed,
- short-beaked,
- Pocket-glass,
- PCD,
- deep-pocket,
- PAQUID,
- Jogged,
- PGD-AS,
- BCODH,
- well-baked,
- Paquito,
- hard-backed,
- Logged,
- sykes-picot,
- buckhead,
- razor-backed,
- peeked,
- pachadi,
- pickett,
- government-backed,
- BCDA,
- protein-packed.
Conjugate verb Bogged
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