Definition of bogging in English:

bogging

adjectiveˈbɒɡɪŋ

Northern Irish, Scottish informal

单词	bogging
释义	Definition of bogging in English: bogging adjectiveˈbɒɡɪŋ Northern Irish, Scottish informal Filthy or disgusting. the last of her coffee tasted bogging your feet are boggin', by the way Example sentencesExamples I was wearing a bogging-looking black hoody. The goat's cheese, according to my notes, is bogging. The houses were in a picturesque village, and the first one was absolutely bogging. She spread some laughter by describing the residents in the affected area as 'pure boggin' and 'hummin'' due to the lack of clean water. My weans thought it looked pure dead boggin'. We thought we should pull our fingers out and actually do some housework as it is looking a bit bogging around the place now. That was the most boggin strip ever. Down at the flats, it's really boggin. I'm curious about the chocolate spare ribs—they sound boggin' but will no doubt be delicious. He has the flat as boggin as he is with fish and chips wrappers and cartons everywhere.
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