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mogging

MAWG-ing/ˈmɔɡɪŋ/UKMOG-ing/ˈmɒɡɪŋ/

2 meanings of mogging

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  1. 1
    verb
    Present participle and gerund of mog.

    Fans joked that the actor was mogging his co-stars at the premiere.

    The budget laptop keeps mogging machines that cost twice as much.

    UsageDouble the g before -ing: mog → mogging. In looks slang, an object names the person outshone: mogging everyone.

    Note

    In the slang of looks and outclassing it takes a direct object, the one being outshone (he's mogging the whole room); the dialect verb meaning to trudge takes none, so someone mogging along is simply ambling. Australian public servants know a third mogging: being moved, along with their work, to another department in a machinery-of-government change, when the government reorganizes.

  2. 2
    nounslangcountable or uncountable
    The act of being far more attractive than someone else, or more broadly of clearly outclassing or dominating them.

    The comments were all about the mogging going on in the cast photo.

    Fans called it the most brutal mogging of the whole red-carpet season.

    Note

    The noun comes from online slang about looks: the mogging in a cast photo is who outshines whom when the faces sit side by side.

    Checked 2 Nov 2026 · 1 fact

    • The noun derives from online slang concerning superior physical attractiveness. en.wiktionary.org

mogging is a form of mog

mog, verb: In slang, to outclass someone or something, especially by being far better-looking. Full entry

Forms
mogmogs he/she/itmogging -ing formmogged past tense, past participle
Spelling
mog → mogging: double the g, add -ing

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