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trog off

trog off verb: to leave, especially when it requires great effort.

Verb

trog off (third-person singular simple present trogs off, present participle trogging off, simple past and past participle trogged off)

  1. (intransitive) To leave, especially when it requires great effort.

Forms of trog off

third-person singular presenttrogs off
present participletrogging off
past participletrogged off
pasttrogged off

Questions about trog off

What does trog off mean?
Trog off means to leave, especially when it requires great effort.
What part of speech is trog off?
Trog off is a verb.
What is the past tense of trog off?
The past tense of trog off is trogged off.

Words near trog off in the dictionary

  1. troffers
  2. trofie
  3. trofinetide
  4. trofosfamide
  5. trog
  6. trog off
  7. Trogdon
  8. Trogdons
  9. Trogen
  10. trogged
  11. trogged off

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