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What is another word for
jog
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▲
Verb
To jerk, shake or vibrate, especially up and down
Run at a steady gentle pace, especially on a regular basis as a form of physical exercise
Nudge or knock slightly
To shake, stir or rouse
Carry on
Walk in a military manner with a regular measured tread
To move (a baby or young child) up and down in a playful or affectionate way
To give new life, energy or strength to someone or something
To coax or gently encourage (someone) to do something
Noun
A gentle running pace
A slow run as a form of exercise
Anything that serves to remind
A quick, sharp, sudden movement
Something that increases activity, interest, or enthusiasm in a specified field
A light touch or push
A wearisome journey
The sport of racing on foot
A blow with the fist
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▲
Verb
▲
To jerk, shake or vibrate, especially up and down
bob
jounce
jiggle
joggle
bobble
bounce
jerk
jolt
nod
pump
seesaw
shake
wag
agitate
bang
dig
hit
jab
jostle
press
pull
punch
remind
rock
shove
suggest
twitch
whack
wobble
move up and down
quiver
waggle
bump
dip
convulse
jar
lurch
swing
oscillate
wabble
quaver
move
rattle
buck
shudder
wiggle
judder
quake
duck
vibrate
jump
bucket
toss
hitch
yank
sway
shimmy
roll
whip
flap
reel
waver
totter
push
knock
thrust
hop
skip
nudge
float
hoick
dance
leap
spring
weave
recoil
flinch
bolt
flourish
fling
start
fish-tail
beat
lash
brandish
pitch
ricochet
careen
undulate
move suddenly
teeter
plunge
pitchpole
list
falter
tremble
jig
shiver
see-saw
billow
move to and fro
push and pull
heave
move back and forth
roll about
move backwards and forwards
fidget
incline
wave
bow
flicker
twitter
flitter
fluctuate
flit
churn
stagger
tremor
stir up
commove
stir
set in motion
put in motion
dither
succuss
flutter
ruffle
dodder
flaunt
palpitate
jigger
shimmer
vellicate
agree
concur
nutate
salute
assent
acknowledge
curtsy
bend
recognise
UK
recognize
US
acquiesce
consent
greet
beckon
approve
respond
show agreement
say yes
more ❯
Verb
▲
Run at a steady gentle pace, especially on a regular basis as a form of physical exercise
trot
run
dogtrot
lope
dash
gallop
scamper
sprint
trip
canter
jogtrot
amble
exercise
pace
run slowly
train
go jogging
keep fit
rush
race
scurry
fly
bolt
zoom
hasten
speed
shoot
scuttle
hurry
tear
scoot
zip
career
hurtle
hare
belt
pelt
bomb
hie
dart
hotfoot it
barrel
whip
leg it
jump
bound
streak
charge
travel
step
get a move on
blast
whisk
buzz
go like a bat out of hell
rocket
drive
careen
breeze
bustle
bundle
rip
blaze
hightail it
bowl
nip
motor
whirl
rustle
cannonball
hurl
jet
hustle
blow
highball
ram
hump
course
boogie
post
go hell for leather
crack on
skip
step on it
cut along
whizz
flash
get the lead out
spring
chase
stampede
go like lightning
hotfoot
go like the wind
get cracking
barrel along
put on some speed
pound
go
sweep
scramble
flit
hop it
make haste
stride
haste
hop
go like the clappers
dance
double
speed up
beetle
gambol
bounce
dive
tear along
prance
frisk
scud
frolic
leap
scutter
steam
smoke
roll
bucket
make tracks
wheech
clip
fleet
whiz
burn rubber
march
stomp
ride
plough
UK
storm
push
go briskly
swoop
lunge
step lively
launch oneself
throw oneself
go headlong
plunge
zap
walk
rage
plow
US
romp
step out
get
traverse
caper
boil
put on a burst of speed
go like a bomb
go at top speed
run very fast
go like lighting
rack
hurdle
hurry up
be quick
make it snappy
get on it
rush at
make a run for it
move quickly
go fast
waltz
drift
climb
shuffle
crawl
whoosh
press on
push on
vroom
lose no time
skedaddle
flee
quicken
accelerate
lollop
shift
hightail
glide
shake a leg
fast-track
get moving
expedite
turn on steam
make short work of
get your skates on
whish
burst
bullet
move along
bestir
dig in
step on gas
beeline
sally
put foot
spur
make time
get a wiggle on
lay rubber
slide
buck
make off
rush off
speed away
light out
move
run lightly
tread lightly
scorch
skitter
tear out
pass by
move forward
move rapidly
go by
wing
spank along
bowl along
rattle along
break
beat it
sail
surge
flutter
skim
pop
burn
spurt
fling
cannon
fuss
lurch
clear out
pitch
go quickly
take flight
leave
dispatch
escape
really move
move fast
jostle
depart
decamp
whip along
cut and run
skirr
start
pass
stir
pounce
float
thrust
run off
run away
dust
whistle
retreat
split
vamoose
lash
scat
tool
bug out
head
pass quickly
go like a bullet
press
belt along
take off
bomb along
cut
cover ground
abscond
kite
skite
tootle
get out
dog it
barge
crack
run like the wind
run fast
shove
avert
pivot
seize
sheer
proceed
crash
hop along
step along
startle
heave
launch
busily
sound
go away
festinate
flow
stream
gush
collide
bump
outstrip
roar
cascade
express
rush around
be busy
busy yourself
scatter
make yourself scarce
steamroller
blitz
railroad
pour
duck
dodge
flick
play
flourish
move like greased lightning
rush headlong
slip away
brandish
flicker
flitter
flirt
bob
gather momentum
be on the go
sloosh
flood
tumble
go rapidly
drive fast
run like mad
surge through
gear up
bowl over
go all out
pump
book it
chuck it down
dip
hover
cavort
roll along
plunge ahead
whip around
be off like a shot
tear up the miles
go at breakneck speed
go like greased lightning
waste no time
not lose a minute
take wing
show quickly
throw yourself
move apace
scram
beat a retreat
turn tail
skidoo
run for it
clear off
scarper
advance
make
hook it
skip off
levant
buzz around
tear around
peel out
make a break for it
head for the hills
make a quick exit
cut out
beat a hasty retreat
set out
set forth
head off
set off
make a break
run round in circles
jab
poke
go through
shoot through
fly the coop
show a clean pair of heels
make oneself scarce
do a fade
do a bunk
kick rocks
take a powder
do a runner
get lost
aim
steer
bear
veer
swing
strike
swipe
attack
stab
grab
hit
make a grab
fall upon
make for
set upon
move suddenly
struggle
vie
clamber
contend
strive
scrabble
swarm
battle
scuffle
tussle
scrimmage
compete
jockey
move with difficulty
jockey for position
trek
look alive
scale
more ❯
“I think I'm gonna go outside and
jog
for 5 minutes.”
Verb
▲
Nudge or knock slightly
nudge
prod
poke
push
bump
elbow
jar
tap
jab
shove
dig
butt
punch
touch
jolt
knock
stab
thrust
spur
goad
crowd
crash
drive
stick
ram
prick
propel
strike
sink
gouge
plunge
goose
hit
thump
bash
slam
press
squeeze
shake
hustle
scramble
jam
shoulder
bull
bulldoze
muscle
bore
mob
joggle
throng
bang into
knock against
plough into
bump into
bump against
collide with
cannon into
manhandle
jostle
knock into
barrel into
rough and tumble
push around
push aside
bump heads
force
sweep
bundle
rush
hurry
push roughly
hook
bend
impel
send
shoot
barge
shunt
buck
heave
move
plonk
park
more ❯
“Angela notices my look and
jogs
my elbow a little.”
Verb
▲
To shake, stir or rouse
stimulate
prompt
stir
activate
arouse
remind
nudge
prod
refresh
shake
rouse
cue
renew
brush up
help out
give someone a cue
assist
feed
coach
jog the memory
signal to
hint to
indicate to
tip off
cause someone to remember
help someone remember
refresh your memory
refresh the memory
give a cue to
put wise
clue in
“Keep a card file on the books you have read to
jog
your memory later.”
Verb
▲
Carry on
continue
go
proceed
carry on
go on
Verb
▲
Walk in a military manner with a regular measured tread
plod
lumber
traipse
tramp
trudge
pace
stride
parade
file
tread
walk
troop
footslog
step
fare
do
advance
proceed
come
hike
promenade
forge
slog
go
progress
yomp
swagger
process
funnel
space
trail
pound the pavement
journey
come along
debouch
mount
go along
dash
hightail it
get along
snake
range
hoof it
move out
pound
stream
go off
tear along
walk in single file
boot
patrol
move
speed up
zoom
drill
rush
march
get on
leg it
step out
make headway
pass
travel
press on
push on
move forward
make progress
forge ahead
move on
continue
go on
carry on
go forward
move along
develop
gain ground
shape up
work
follow
cross
speed
shoot
fly
navigate
approach
set off
play
cruise
near
push
march on
soldier on
push forward
advance steadily
advance gradually
make your way
hie
go ahead
move ahead
keep on
get going
get ahead
wend
betake oneself
crack on
press forward
get
keep moving
move onward
run through
plow on
nigh
plough on
draw closer
move nearer
draw close
move closer
draw nearer
draw nigh
draw near
move towards
more ❯
Verb
▲
To move (a baby or young child) up and down in a playful or affectionate way
dandle
dance
rock
bounce
cradle
pet
toss
caress
cuddle
fondle
amuse
baby
cocker
coddle
cosset
indulge
jiggle
mollycoddle
nurse
pamper
ride
spoil
wet-nurse
hug
love
nuzzle
play
rub
shake
sport
stroke
toy
toy with
ride on knee
give a knee ride
overindulge
feather-bed
overparent
humour
UK
spoon-feed
wrap in cotton wool
humor
US
pander to
wait on hand and foot
nanny
cater to
nursemaid
please
satisfy
kill with kindness
dote on
nestle
mother
touch
tickle
overprotect
treat
regale
favour
UK
favor
US
foster
spoil rotten
make a fuss of
fuss over
make much of
snuggle
pat
embrace
gratify
feel
massage
gentle
clutch
squeeze
neck
pander
oblige
cater
bear hug
feel up
cherish
serve
give in to
hold
wrap up in cotton wool
ruin
accommodate
kill by kindness
be soft on
make a fuss over
wait on
fuss
cotton
cocoon
posset
brush
shelter
protect
cosher
lamb
play up to
make over
skim
play around
clinch
handle
touch lovingly
graze
soothe
make love
mug
buss
nourish
delight
allow
entertain
fawn on
take care of
go along
go easy on
give in
yield
cater to your every whim
spare the rod
grope
maul
molest
grab
paw
knead
finger
curl
snoozle
touch up
touch gently
kiss
snug
burrow
curl up
lie close
hold fondly
cozy up
bundle
huddle against
burrow against
huddle
enfold
cling to
snug down
draw close
cop a feel of
more ❯
Verb
▲
To give new life, energy or strength to someone or something
reinvigorate
revitalise
UK
revitalize
US
restore
revive
renew
rejuvenate
resuscitate
revivify
stimulate
reanimate
enliven
recreate
freshen
brace
renovate
repair
inspirit
exhilarate
vivify
cheer
quicken
modernise
UK
modernize
US
update
replenish
regain
prod
prompt
cool
breathe new life into
bring around
brush up
recharge
refreshen
refresh
regenerate
Verb
▲
To coax or gently encourage (someone) to do something
nudge
prompt
prod
urge
encourage
coax
exhort
goad
influence
persuade
press
spur
stimulate
egg on
prevail upon
implore
beseech
entreat
push
pressurize
US
pressure
admonish
adjure
incite
enjoin
charge
beg
insist
propel
plead
solicit
nag
pressurise
UK
try to persuade
put pressure on
appeal to
use pressure on
insist on
advise
compel
bid
constrain
call on
promote
induce
dragoon
pester
badger
ask
lean on
appeal
request
inspire
railroad into
put up to
prevail on
push for
bulldoze into
put the heat on
put the screws on
fire up
counsel
warn
prick
caution
preach
instigate
maneuver
US
sanction
move
propose
wheedle
advance
rationalize
US
countenance
rationalise
UK
tempt
manoeuvre
UK
commend
conjure
call upon
psych up
twist someone's arm
call
clamour
UK
demand
campaign
lobby
requisition
bay
order
exact
sue
petition
importune
pursue
clamor
US
supplicate
quest
stipulate
apply
inquire
US
make a claim
ask authoritatively
enquire
UK
ask brusquely
bug
drum
ask forcefully
hustle
drive
oblige
goose
bother
hound
expedite
harass
advocate
browbeat
force
bully
inspan
recommend
hassle
intimidate
motivate
harry
obligate
railroad
make
coerce
impel
steamroll
key up
speed up
push around
strong-arm
put the screws to
press-gang
dragoon into
pour it on
steamroller into
turn on
exert influence on
go to town on
bear down on
sell on
use strong-arm tactics on
browbeat into
blackjack
bulldoze
impress
sandbag
muscle
brainwash
bludgeon
fast-talk
squeeze
put the squeeze on
threaten
bring pressure to bear on
act on
work on
put under an obligation
turn on the heat
bounce
cow
terrorize
US
menace
terrorise
UK
breathe down someone's neck
tyrannize
US
ramrod
compress
tyrannise
UK
constrict
condense
squash
require
domineer
bullyrag
hector
bogart
get
lead
cajole
inveigle
bluster
buffalo
necessitate
overbear
despotize
enforce
frighten
actuate
walk heavy
ride roughshod
mau-mau
sell
politick
apply pressure
come at
hinder
shotgun
restrict
suppress
concuss
beset
repress
work over
twist arm
high pressure
twist one's arm
force somebody's hand
twist somebody's arm
make an offer they can't refuse
put the arm on
more ❯
Noun
▲
A gentle running pace
dogtrot
jogtrot
lope
run
trot
sprint
gallop
canter
diarrhea
US
flux
turista
runs
easy gait
Montezuma's revenge
Delhi belly
diarrhoea
UK
brisk pace
“She broke out into a
jog
and rushed towards the man nearing the comic store.”
Noun
▲
A slow run as a form of exercise
race
run
rush
dash
gallop
sprint
spurt
trot
amble
scamper
lope
canter
scuttle
flight
break
bound
pace
dart
whisk
spring
escape
“We went for another early morning
jog
.”
Noun
▲
Anything that serves to remind
prompt
cue
hint
reminder
jolt
prod
signal
spur
stimulus
goad
intimation
nod
notice
nudge
pointer
prompting
sign
suggestion
tip
clue
help
inference
inkling
lead
gesture
indication
mnemonic
warning
word
admonition
advice
feed
notion
recommendation
twit
heads-up
tip-off
piece of advice
word of advice
moire
aide-mé
push
memory aid
alert
idea
go-ahead
notification
green light
message
forewarning
caution
forecast
alarm
high sign
red flag
wake-up call
word to the wise
encouragement
occasion
note
recap
aide-memoire
boost
incentive
impulse
impetus
stick
poker
motivation
incitement
gentle reminder
zeitgeber
innuendo
key
telltale
catchword
job
aide-mémoire
information
dope
counsel
maxim
guideline
guidance
hot lead
steer
news
whisper
buzz
nap
inside information
wrinkle
how-to
in the wind
tocsin
piece of information
handwriting on the wall
red light
information received
inside wire
secret information
announcement
proclamation
alarum
notifying
tidings
advance warning
gesticulation
alarm bells
heads up
word of warning
prior warning
indicator
wave
flare
mime
rocket
movement
pantomime
communication
motion
action
kinesics
beam
beacon
authorization
US
okay
omen
wink
authorisation
UK
blinker
SOS
Mayday
bleep
mark
smoke signal
signal fire
body language
warning sign
more ❯
Noun
▲
A quick, sharp, sudden movement
jerk
lurch
jolt
jar
movement
start
bounce
jounce
shake
throw
thrust
twitch
flop
sudden movement
kick
bump
jump
judder
quiver
shudder
vibration
shot
joggle
quake
convulsive movement
abrupt movement
spasm
shock
wince
flinch
swerve
involuntary movement
Noun
▲
Something that increases activity, interest, or enthusiasm in a specified field
stimulant
incentive
stimulus
impetus
spur
boost
encouragement
goad
incitement
provocation
fillip
impulse
incitation
inducement
instigation
momentum
motivation
prod
prompt
yeast
amphetamine
catalyst
cocaine
drug
motive
psychostimulant
speed
shot in the arm
spark plug
stimulating substance
kick up the backside
stimulation
inspiration
push
urging
drive
pressure
cause
urge
influence
reason
prompting
persuasion
excitement
goading
impulsion
turn-on
trigger
tonic
propellant
flash
charge
kick
invitation
piquing
sting
prodding
egging on
driving force
invigoration
US
force
thrust
lift
movement
spark
uplift
envigoration
UK
lure
bait
rationale
propulsion
kindling
fuelling
UK
reviver
enzyme
carrot
exhortation
stirring
agitator
fomentation
ground
reactant
synergist
adjuvant
incendiary
actuation
rousing
agitation
purpose
pick-me-up
grounds
bang
eye-opener
fireworks
motion
stirring up
fueling
US
whipping up
clarion call
motivating force
needling
radical stimulus
wave maker
upper
alcohol
piquancy
tittivation
titillation
refreshment
leaven
precipitant
geeing-up
ferment
coaxing
goal
initiation
bidding
compulsion
pushing
pressurization
US
behest
inception
devising
stimulator
rowel
prick
reactionary
surge
abetment
carrot and stick
excitant
activation
goose
needle
pressing
spurring
example
model
spice
boost to the spirits
kick in the pants
leavening
will
arousing
pressurisation
UK
beseeching
zest
aid
help
muse
enkindling
spurring on
energy
strength
power
arm-twisting
a shot in the arm
forward motion
shock
throb
shove
lash
augmentation
pulsation
stroke
bump
vibration
beat
tick
nerve
rush
stoking up
revelation
inspo
creativeness
awakening
arousal
eureka
go-forward
welly
steam
velocity
guiding light
motive power
driving power
promoter
facilitator
enticement
sweetener
attraction
reagent
substance
compound
consideration
insistence
excuse
allurement
douceur
premium
determinant
catalytic agent
temptation
spring
annoyance
chemical agent
vexation
straw that stirs the drink
affront
harassment
irritation
offence
UK
challenge
injury
plaguing
taunting
grievance
teasing
molestation
nettling
aggravation
hassle
dare
insult
justification
taunt
reason why
come-on
insults
torment
indignity
frustration
baiting
grabber
niggling
vexing
offense
US
provoking
defy
bothering
brickbat
irking
red rag
casus belli
being rubbed up the wrong way
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Noun
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A light touch or push
nudge
dig
push
poke
prod
bump
elbow
touch
butt
jab
shove
jolt
dig in the ribs
tap
dab
stab
thrust
prick
plunge
drive
bunt
Noun
▲
A wearisome journey
jaunt
excursion
outing
expedition
tour
trip
junket
ramble
sally
spin
stroll
airing
cruise
drive
promenade
ride
run
sashay
sortie
turn
adventure
amble
awayday
beat
break
canter
circuit
constitutional
course
day trip
frolic
gallop
hike
hurl
journey
joyride
march
mini holiday
patrol
peregrination
picnic
pleasure trip
prowl
round
roundabout
safari
saunter
spree
tool
tootle
tramp
travel
trek
voyage
walk
day out
mystery tour
short break
away day
day away
visit
passage
wander
range
hop
pilgrimage
travels
crossing
odyssey
wandering
perambulation
commute
lift
flight
exploration
globetrotting
journeying
traipse
weekend
quest
whirl
wayfaring
traveling
US
mosey
travelling
UK
pootle
meander
swing
overnight
vacation
progress
crusade
roving
hitch
transfer
slog
short journey
procession
retreat
getaway
errand
roaming
walkabout
sail
roam
step
joy ride
trudge
round trip
parade
grand tour
breather
stretch
schlepp
sailing
Sunday drive
breath of air
daycation
escapade
holiday
breakthrough
breakout
pickup
foray
wanderings
sojourn
transportation
campaign
cycle
distance
short trip
long weekend
venture
term
stint
tenure
itineration
aimless walk
period of traveling
exodus
scramble
boating
mooch
bimble
shift
commutation
route
migration
approach
emigration
movement
departure
whistle-stop
stump
go
time
road
bout
trick
yomp
leg
stage
vagabondage
itinerary
transmigration
traverse
caravan
vagrancy
transit
sailing trip
boat trip
sea trip
breath of fresh air
heavy walk
trail
plod
schlep
lazy walk
walking trip
period of travelling
plane trip
circle tour
stride
pace
carriage
tread
duty
guard
gait
feast
celebration
party
jamboree
festivity
revelry
shebang
shindy
do
shindig
thrash
bash
beanfeast
jolly
school outing
school trip
sightseeing tour
field trip
bunfight
beano
ding-dong
jollo
shivoo
freebie
trekking
traversing
hiking
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▲
The sport of racing on foot
running
jogging
racing
sprint
sprinting
competition
competing
trotting
contest
sporting
dashing
hurrying
galloping
darting
flying
rushing
tearing
whizzing
sailing
track
sport
Noun
▲
A blow with the fist
punch
blow
hit
knock
thump
sock
bash
biff
bop
box
clip
clout
cuff
jab
smash
slam
slug
thwack
wallop
belt
hook
poke
welt
buffet
bust
fist
lick
plug
whack
straight
swipe
uppercut
bang
bat
beat
boff
chop
clap
crack
dab
douse
fillip
hack
haymaker
larrup
lash
pelt
pick
plump
pound
rap
slap
smack
spank
stinger
stripe
stroke
swat
switch
thud
whale
wham
whap
whop
body blow
dong
king-hit
stoush
dig
lollop
nudge
one-two
plunk
prod
pummelled
UK
pummel
US
shot
strike
thrust
slosh
clobber
tap
bump
whomp
lam
impact
swing
crash
skelp
tan
pat
clump
ding
butt
lunge
jolt
tonk
collision
jar
roundhouse
stab
dot
clomp
thunderclap
pop
blast
report
boom
whump
snap
shove
clobbering
throb
elbow
pounding
touch
slog
conk
concussion
paste
bonk
battering
zap
fisticuff
whammy
zinger
push
bell-ringer
one-two punch
hard hit
shake
hiding
thrashing
drubbing
attack
lambasting
quilt
spanking
burst
assault
smite
injury
pushing
stump
sound
drub
whang
stamp
hammer
tunk
flourish
kick
banging
knocking
brush
potch
percuss
blip
jostle
percussion
blindside
cut
KO
knockout
whiplash
hammering
lambaste
nail
thrash
glance
rat-tat
shoulder
knuckle sandwich
shock
clash
ram
dig in the ribs
pet
palm
light blow
whittle
clunk
clonk
explosion
clang
stomp
peal
thunder
detonation
impingement
sharp noise
jounce
click
clink
din
racket
crackle
tick
discharge
smashing
howl
roll
roar
salvo
rumble
clangour
UK
clatter
clattering
clangor
US
explosive noise
contact
force
wreck
accident
pileup
sideswipe
smashup
crush
brunt
crunch
pummelling
UK
pummeling
encounter
meeting
pummeled
US
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rear-ender
fender-bender
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