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bog moss
bog moss
noun
another name for peat moss
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Word History and Origins
Origin of bog moss1
First recorded in 1775–85
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Though it’s rumored that some Vikings might have used bog moss, for instance, it’s unconfirmed by historical records.
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The tanning properties of bog moss do the rest.
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After he was gone, the woman’s friends brought in a stroker, who rubbed the nurse with bog moss, and then threw a bucket of bogwater over her in bed.
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The growth of bog moss has played a large part in the formation of peat.
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A peat bog is composed of a mass of vegetable matter, chiefly bog moss, which for centuries has been growing and accumulating on the spot.
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