Bogs is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOGS in dictionary:

VERB:
• BOG, to sink into a bog
• be or become stuck in mud or wet ground
• be prevented from making progress in a task or activity
• go away
• start a task enthusiastically
NOUN:
• an area of wet muddy ground that is too soft to support a heavy body
• wetland with acid peaty soil, typically dominated by peat moss.
• the toilet.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to impede

Words related to BOGS

bog6 bogged11 bogging12

Words that contain BOGS

embogs11

How to use BOGS in a sentence

• So great is the retention of water in many places in the main belt, that bogs and meadows are created by the killing of the trees.
• How did those beautiful places become ugly black wet bogs? A.
• It was after Christmas, but the winter had been mild, with just frost enough to make it safe walking over the peat bogs.
• The ground has dried up during recent days, so that the long boarded paths leading to the first lines are no longer the only way of escape from bogs and swamps.
• A great deal, however, had happened to Ireland before the bogs began to grow on it at all.
• He did not have to sit with folded hands and think until thought drove him into the bogs of melancholy.
• The seats were round stones and black bosses which were made of a light hard moss found in the mountains and bogs, and frequently used as seats in rustic chimney corners.
• Time passed slowly while we sat and watched the shadow which was creeping over the bogs, as the moon rose behind the mountain.
• This swamp is remarkable for the many beautiful and healthful spots that are situated in its interior, notwithstanding that it is surrounded by almost impassable bogs.
• Nature teaches the way to grow this plant, for she sows the seed in early summer, and we find the finest plants on dry ground, while there are none to be found in bogs and swamps.
• We called it Turf creek, from the number of bogs and the quantity of turf on its waters.
• Bottomless bogs of black peat-water were on each side of him, but he had neither fear nor hesitation.
• It is not pretended that all the bogs in Ireland are susceptible of similar treatment, nor is it by any means necessary that they should be.
• Once in that land of bogs and forests there were bustling Roman towns and rich Roman houses, which disappeared as every tide brought in new robbers from the sea.
• Lovel had never known, not even when he was a go-between for Ormonde in the Irish bogs.
• It would be a serious business if he should be lost in the bad lands of the bogs.
• He told them all about his position and his work in the peat bogs, whence he was now returning home.
• In the midst, then, of these bogs was my solitary abode, which enjoyed the somewhat singular appellation of Pinslow.
• So off he went, spent and gasping, and stumbling and sobbing with joy, flying for his life out of the terrible bogs.
• So they all went off together, and Johnny wandered away into the bogs.
• When night came, it found the boys on a lonely stretch of land, partly bogs, with, here and there, patches of woods.
• There was a regular chocolate porridge in the streets and I had to have myself carried over the worst bogs.
• In the bogs trunks of oak and fir are found lying as they fell centuries ago.
• Only the Picts know their way about those black and hidden bogs.
• Over the bogs and through the marshes, the madness of despair within him, he heeded not the deep ditches and the bog-pools.

Similar words containing BOG without suffix s

bog6 bogy10 bogan8 bogey11 boggy12 bogie8 bogle8 bogue8 bogus8 embog10 bogans9 bogart9 bogeys12 bogged11 bogger10 boggle10 bogied10 bogies9 bogled10 bogles9 bogman11 bogmen11 bogoak13 bogong10 bogues9 embogs11 bogarts10 bogbean12 bogeyed14 boggard12 boggart11 boggers11 boggier11 bogging12 boggish14 boggled12 boggler11 boggles11 boghead14 boghole13 bogland11 bogling11 bogoaks14 bogongs11 bogusly13 bogwood14 bogyism15 bogyman15 bogymen15 camboge14 embogue12 gamboge13 bogarted12 bogbeans13 bogeying15 bogeyism16 bogeyman16 bogeymen16 boggards13 boggarts12 boggiest12 bogglers12 boggling13 bogholes14 bogieing12 boglands12 bogwoods15 bogyisms16 camboges15 cambogia15 embogged15 embogued14 embogues13 gamboges14 gambogic16 ibogaine11 taboggan12 toboggan12 toboggin12 bogarting13 bogeyisms17 bogginess13 bogusness12 calabogus14 cambogias16 embogging16 emboguing15 gambogian15 ibogaines12 taboggans13 tarboggin13 toboggans13 toboggins13 bogtrotter13 disembogue16 phlebogram20 tabogganed15 tarboggins14 thrombogen18 tobogganed15 tobogganer14 toboggined15 callibogus15 bogginesses15 bogtrotters14 bogtrotting15 bogusnesses14 calaboguses16 disembogued18 disembogues17 phlebograms21 snobography22 syllabogram19 tabogganing16 tarboggined16 thrombogens19 tobogganers15 tobogganing16 tobogganist15 toboggining16 bogtrottings16 disemboguing19 iambographer22 phlebography28 snobographer20 syllabograms20 tarboggining17 tobogganings17 tobogganists16 calliboguses17 iambographers23 phlebographic28 snobographers21 snobographies21 syllabography27 disemboguement22 phlebographies27 turbogenerator17 disemboguements23 syllabographies26 turbogenerators18

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