frogger

American  

[frawg-er] / ˈfrɔg ər /

noun

plural

froggers

1. a person who catches frogs, or who observes or listens to them in their natural habitat.

2. any of various cardio exercises that mimic the hopping of a frog.

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verb (used without object)

froggered, froggering

1. to cross or travel on a busy thoroughfare while dodging traffic.

Example Sentences

Panhandlers frogger their way between cars, taking advantage of red lights that last up to 90 seconds.

From Washington Post • Dec. 25, 2017