Bog

n. A quagmire; marsh; mora . — v. t. To whelm or plunge, as in mud and mire. — Bog'gy, a. Containing bo : swampy. Bogey, Bogy, bo'gi. Bogle, bo'gl, Boggle, bog'gl. re. A hobgoblin: bugbear; specter; a nursery demon. — Bo'gie, Bo'gy, re. A small hand-car on railroads; a four-wheeled truck under a locomotive: an iron box to receive slag from a puddling furnace. — Bog'end, eve, term; in, Ice; 5dd, tone, 6r; gle. [boggled (-gld), boggling.] To hesitate if frightened; to wave vacillate, shrink. 53