shog
/ʃɑɡ/
verb
- To shake, jolt, or move with a jerky motion.
- The old truck shogged along the bumpy dirt road.
- The earthquake made the whole house shog violently.
- She shogged the rug to get the dust out of it.
noun
- A shake or jolt.
- The cart gave a sudden shog as it hit a stone.
- He felt a shog when the train stopped abruptly.
- With a shog, the old gate swung open.