stog vThis word applies to something that is blocked up for example, 'The chimney was stogged." "The toilet was stogged." "His nose was stogged." This is a fairly common word.YesDICT CEN.Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedstop, chinseNewfoundland Folklore Survery Car
stog vIf hard frosts did not come before the snow to freeze the bogs, lungers had to be laid acros...
stog vThe old cow was stogged in the mud. Stogged: stuckstuckJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMAN...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...
stog v_Stog_= to block in the sense, to shut off as one would shut off an air vent. Normally it is ...
stog v[Informant says this word is similar to "stugged" in William Crossing's FOLK RHYMES OF DEVON ...
stog vTo stog means to plug up an opening. For example a person suffering from a head cold is like...
stog v"Wouldn't go so far as to _stog_ a cellar with him." This is a saying used largely by young...
stog vNext night or two we went over, you know, we stogged his funnel. Got up in the morning�black...
stog vOld Kitty Dobbin from Leatherhill * came, / With her hammer and saw, chisel and plane; / Th...
stog v-- (1) to stuff moss, etc. into the seams formed when building a log cabin. (2) To stick in m...
stog vCONTEXT: I BETTER STOG UP THAT HOLE MEANING: TO FILL OR PLUGJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR"S P...
stog vthe sink ws 'stogged.' the sink was cloggedYesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR"S PERMANENT FILEDNE...
stog vStog. To chinse moss between the logs in a log house to keep out draughts.DNE-cit GMSAug 79...
stog vA shim is used for stoggin' a...stoggin' moss in a...in a winter house. Thye use 'em in the l...
stog vThe chinks between the logs are calked, or 'stogged,' as they say, with moss previously ga...
stog vIf hard frosts did not come before the snow to freeze the bogs, lungers had to be laid acros...
stog vThe old cow was stogged in the mud. Stogged: stuckstuckJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMAN...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...
stog v_Stog_= to block in the sense, to shut off as one would shut off an air vent. Normally it is ...
stog v[Informant says this word is similar to "stugged" in William Crossing's FOLK RHYMES OF DEVON ...
stog vTo stog means to plug up an opening. For example a person suffering from a head cold is like...
stog v"Wouldn't go so far as to _stog_ a cellar with him." This is a saying used largely by young...
stog vNext night or two we went over, you know, we stogged his funnel. Got up in the morning�black...
stog vOld Kitty Dobbin from Leatherhill * came, / With her hammer and saw, chisel and plane; / Th...
stog v-- (1) to stuff moss, etc. into the seams formed when building a log cabin. (2) To stick in m...
stog vCONTEXT: I BETTER STOG UP THAT HOLE MEANING: TO FILL OR PLUGJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR"S P...
stog vthe sink ws 'stogged.' the sink was cloggedYesJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR"S PERMANENT FILEDNE...
stog vStog. To chinse moss between the logs in a log house to keep out draughts.DNE-cit GMSAug 79...
stog vA shim is used for stoggin' a...stoggin' moss in a...in a winter house. Thye use 'em in the l...
stog vThe chinks between the logs are calked, or 'stogged,' as they say, with moss previously ga...
stog vIf hard frosts did not come before the snow to freeze the bogs, lungers had to be laid acros...
stog vThe old cow was stogged in the mud. Stogged: stuckstuckJ.D.A. WIDDOWSON COLLECTOR'S PERMAN...
stog v...the only word I have for a shim is if you build a...alog... a log house, you know, winter ...