to mog
- verb
- /mɔg/
- Slang
:
presumir
- Try not to mog too much about your promotion at the party.
Examples
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After winning the contest, she couldn't help but mog in front of her friends.
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He likes to mog about his skills whenever he gets the chance.
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He loves to mog about his new car.
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Why do you always mog about your grades?
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He likes to mog about his achievements whenever he tells a story.
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After winning the contest, she couldn't help but mog about her victory to her friends.
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Try not to mog at the meeting, as it's better to stay humble.
Synonyms
216
3.2
To act proudly to get attention or praise
191
2.7
To talk in a proud way about yourself or what you have
13
4.1
To say that something is better or more important than it really is
8
7.8
To say you are more important or successful than you really are
7
7.5
To talk proudly about things you have done
6
7.9
To brag in a way that annoys other people
4
7.0
To act or speak in a proud, boastful way
1
7.8
To talk proudly about your own abilities or achievements
1
8.9
To talk proudly about your achievements to show off
To talk too proudly about yourself or what you have done
To talk about yourself to show you are more important
To talk proudly about your success in public
Antonyms
How Boastful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mog as a verb is modern slang that means 'to show off' or 'brag'. A helpful way to remember it is to picture someone proudly talking about their wins — to mog is to boast in front of others.