agoge

As nouns the difference between agoge and agogo

is that agoge is in ancient greek music: tempo or pace; rhythmical movement while agogo is an agogo bell, a bell used in yoruba and brazilian music and typically played in pairs.

As nouns the difference between agoge and agogwe

is that agoge is in ancient greek music: tempo or pace; rhythmical movement while agogwe is a supposed small human-like biped reported from the forests of east africa, said to have long rust-coloured woolly hair and yellowish-red skin.

As a noun agoge

is in ancient Greek music: Tempo or pace; rhythmical movement.

As an adverb agone is

archaic form of ago.

As an adjective agog

is in eager desire, eager, astir.

As an adverb agog

is in a state of high anticipation, excitement, or interest.

As a noun agoge is

in ancient Greek music: Tempo or pace; rhythmical movement.