mogging
MAWG-ing/ˈmɔɡɪŋ/UKMOG-ing/ˈmɒɡɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of mog. Use it after "is" or "are", or as a noun.
He is mogging everyone else in the group photo.
This cheap phone is mogging phones that cost much more.
UsageWrite mogging with two g's.
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- 2Looking much better than someone else, or being much better than them at something.
Everyone online is talking about the mogging in that wedding photo.
The mogging was so clear that the other models looked plain next to him.
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mogging is a form of mog
mog, verb: To be much better than someone or something, especially to look much better. Full entry
- Spelling
- mog → mogging: double the g, add -ing
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