to bogan slide

A way prepared for the use of the to bogan, in which advantage is taken of a natural inclined plane which, at the starting point, is augmented artificially at a very steep grade by means of trestle-work covered with planks. to-bog-ạn, tõ-bog-gan, *to-bog-gin, verb i. [TO BOGAN, 8.] To slide down snow-covered slopes on a to bogan. A favorite pastime in Canada. "The love of rapid motion is also at the bottom of tobogganing -an exciting and at times a somewhat dangerous pastime." - Field , Dec. 25, 1886. to-bog-an-er, to-bog'-gan-er, s. [Eng. tobog an; -er.] A to bogan ist. "The competitors included all the well known tobog ganers." Field, March 6, 1886. to-bog-an-ist, to-bog-gan-ist, s. [Eng. tobog an; -ist.] One who practices to bogan ing. play upon, to mention.] *toc-ca-ta, s. [Ital. from toccare to touch, to Old Music : (1) A prelude or overture; (2) A com position written as an exercise; (3) A fantasia; (4)