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Shuggle vs Shoggle - What's the difference?

shuggle | shoggle |

As verbs the difference between shuggle and shoggle

is that shuggle is (transitive|and|intransitive) to shake while shoggle is (obsolete|uk|scotland|dialect) to joggle; to shake.

shuggle

English

Verb

(shuggl)
  • (transitive, and, intransitive) To shake.
    • The sink is blocked, put a rod down the plug hole and shuggle it about.
  • * 1969 , Shaun Herron, Miro , page 128,
    • “It?s a mold for the false bottom of a briefcase. These cups keep things from shuggling about. Do they make briefcases there?”
  • * 2007 , Annabel Dore, The Great North Road , unnumbered page,
    • Clara was sitting outside Hisper Cottage, shuggling the pram. As Katherine approached, the nanny raised a finger to her lips.
    ‘Shh! Hazel?s just dropping off. Where?s Alice and Greta?’
  • * 2010 , Tom English, The Grudge: Scotland Vs. England, 1990 , page 20,
    • Without a key to the door he?d get in the window, shuggling the latch just so, freeing it up just enough to flip the glass up and slide in through the opening.

    shoggle

    English

    Verb

    (shoggl)
  • (obsolete, UK, Scotland, dialect) To joggle; to shake.
    • (Pegge)
    (Webster 1913)