pog

n.

disc used in playing a game said to have originated in Hawaii and popular in U.S. during the mid-1990s; said to be from the name of a brand of juice, the bottle caps from it being used to play the game originally.

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Nearby words

poeticize, poetics, poetize, poetry, poets are born, not made, pog, pogamoggan, pogany, pogey, pogey bait, pogge

Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper

Examples from the Web for pog

Pog avoided the blow by a quick movement in retreat, but his arm was run through.
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This plan, which Pog intended to modify at its conclusion, satisfied Erebus.
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Pog mechanically took up the casket and placed it on his knees.
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Pog was seated on his bed; the medallions had fallen a considerable distance from him.
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Trimalcyon remained on board his galley, having that of Pog temporarily under his orders.
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