oggy |
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oggy |
doggy |
As nouns the difference between oggy and doggy
is that
oggy is (uk|dialect|cornwall) a cornish pasty while
doggy is (childish|or|endearing) a dog, especially a small one.
As an adjective doggy is
suggesting of, or in the manner of a dog.
boggy |
oggy |
As an adjective boggy
is having the qualities of a
bog ; ie dank, squishy, muddy, and full of water and rotting vegetation.
As a noun oggy is
(uk|dialect|cornwall) a cornish pasty.
oggy |
foggy |
As a noun oggy
is (uk|dialect|cornwall) a cornish pasty.
As an adjective foggy is
obscured by mist or fog; unclear; hazy.
oggy |
ogry |
As a noun oggy
is (uk|dialect|cornwall) a cornish pasty.
As an adjective ogry is
(nonce word) resembling, or pertaining to, an ogre.
oggy |
hoggy |
As a noun oggy
is a Cornish pasty.
As an adjective hoggy is
hoggish.
oggy |
eggy |
As a noun oggy
is (uk|dialect|cornwall) a cornish pasty.
As an adjective eggy is
covered with or dipped in egg.
oggy |
soggy |
As a noun oggy
is a Cornish pasty.
As an adjective soggy is
soaked with moisture or other liquid.
oggy |
poggy |
As nouns the difference between oggy and poggy
is that
oggy is (uk|dialect|cornwall) a cornish pasty while
poggy is .
oggy |
iggy |
As a noun oggy
is (uk|dialect|cornwall) a cornish pasty.
As a verb iggy is
(internet slang|transitive) to ignore (a user on a chat system, etc).
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