to jog

Examples

• All

• During the meeting, his speech began to jog on without any clear point, causing several attendees to lose interest.

• While discussing the project, she started to jog on with the same information repeatedly, which frustrated her colleagues.

• So that you can keep clear of or alternatively manage low back pain, jog to a conclusion.

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• Do you know what... why don't the two of you jog on and go and do your detective work somewhere else, all right?

  The Sexy Adventures of Van Helsing (2004)

• Also, most companies don't blog for the same reasons that most people don't jog.

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Synonyms

R

to ramble

vsto jog

• Informal

48 5.3

To talk or write for a long time without a clear point

is instead dull and monotonous, continuing without clear direction

R

to run on

vsto jog

• Informal

38 5.0

To talk for a long time without stopping, often giving too many details

is instead dull and aimless rather than merely overly long

R

to ramble on

vsto jog

• Informal

15 6.2

Talk for a long time in an unclear way about small unimportant things

focuses on dull, aimless continuation rather than trivial subject matter

Antonyms

I

to inspire

837 3.2

Cause someone to feel excited and ready to act

E

to engage

117 3.5

To keep someone's full attention

Idioms

J

to jog one's memory

5 4.5

Help someone remember something they forgot

Compounds

J

jog trot

• Jargon

8.4

A gentle, steady way a horse moves between walking and trotting

How Dull

to drone

1 5.8

to plod

4 5.5

to jog

1 7.2

to ramble

• Informal

48 5.3

meander

1 5.2

Surface Forms

Etymology