Synonyms
Examples for "bog"
Examples for "bog"
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This bog has developed for a hundred thousand years without your help.
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Ireland has several native species of carnivorous plants, growing in bog habitats.
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The first challenge of the second day was the treacherous vertical bog.
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There went a minimum of ten thousand pounds, right down the bog.
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Patrick Joyce's body was found in a bog in Connemara last year.
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It was another line of defense, meant to bog down the unwary.
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That's changed, but scattered private firms without oversight can also bog down development.
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He altered shots and clogged passing lanes to bog down the Jazz offense.
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Jest bog down in that there honey, pardner-it'ssomething special-cottonwoodblossoms and alfalfy.
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And all these things bog down our limited cognitive resource.
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All of these nested tables will bog down browsers and overwhelm your content-to-code ratio.
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Even revving the engine for a clutch-popping, tire-chirping launch makes the engine quickly bog down.
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We'd bog down and they'd be all over us.
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Administration officials have said existing U.S. asylum rules encourage illegal immigration and bog down legitimate claims.
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But lawmakers worried the amendment could bog down that bill, and decided it needed further study.
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Go too far and the the tiny Smart's tiny wheels will bog down in the slush.
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It forces you to let go of all the distractions that usually bog down your life.
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They not only fail to protect computers, they often also bog down systems with spyware and malware.
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The power slide switch seems awfully fragile and setup and registration of the eReaders can bog down.
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Now the city was looking into the evictions, an embarrassment that could bog down the whole project.
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I remember one day old Hugh Bennet's wagon wheels stuck in a bog down by the creek.
