Jogtrot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOGTROT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to move at a slow trot
• move at a jogtrot
NOUN:
• a slow trot.
• easy bouncy gait
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a slow regular way of walking or running

Words related to JOGTROT

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Words that contain JOGTROT

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How to use JOGTROT in a sentence

• The minds of many reverted to personal experiences with ox team, or jogtrot of horses or mule train.
• The men turned every few paces to fire by companies, only to wheel again, jog-trot toward the rear, halt, load, swing to deliver their fire, then resume their jogging retreat.
• He did not press his horse, but allowed the lazy animal to go jog-trot at his own pace.
• The farmer drove on steadily homewards at the same jog-trot pace that had been his wont these forty years.
• They go along at a steady jog-trot, and are content to take their fashions second-hand from Melbourne, but with modifications.
• So he hurried on, keeping to the rough road that ran down the valley, and followed it at a steady jog-trot for nearly twenty miles, till he came to a country that he did not know.
• Even the barrow-men were moving almost at a jog-trot rather than the lazy saunter most natives used in an effort to do no more than they were forced to do.
• When he reached the track he saw Weir, Raymond, and half a dozen other fellows going round at a jog-trot.
• The Turks are indeed stout and terrifying fellows when seen, not in a poetry book but in a long line running at you in a heavy jogtrot way with fixed bayonets gleaming.
• An omnibus was approaching from the south at a steady jog-trot and we halted at the corner to wait for it.
• I think the serene jog-trot in a private carriage into country places, by trout-streams and to old farm-houses, away from care and news, will be very restorative.
• A jog-trot seems the easiest thing in the world, but after two hundred yards the temptation to lapse into a walk becomes irresistible.
• He put the three remaining cartridges into the empty chambers of his revolver, and set off at a jog-trot down the winding path by which he had come up from the river.
• But the freshest horse cannot bolt far with a 72-feet monkey-boat dragging on his shoulders, and at the end of fifty yards, the towrope holding, Old Jubilee dropped to a jog-trot.
• Among these modern volumes, which often formed a striking contrast with the jog-trot old notes, there was one which produced a very singular effect upon me.
• At last he struck the road, but instead of turning back toward Fort Dodge he headed for Fort Larned, keeping up a jogtrot that was just too fast to permit me to overtake him.
• But after he had gone perhaps an eighth of a mile, his speed slackened down to the former jog-trot.

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