Sentence examples for joggle from inspiring English sources

"Many spectators expect you to show up with orange hair, a red nose and floppy shoes," said Lucas, who was invited by Fred Lebow to joggle the 1987 New York City Marathon after Lucas set the first official marathon joggling record in Los Angeles the same year.

For one fascinating stretch, the joggler will joggle in relative silence.

Yes, joggle.

The ­uncomfortable scene grows uglier as a series of young women take to a bed and strip off their bras to "joggle" their breasts before a throng of men.

Some of the recipes that enlisted me were mired in old language: the word "boil" once meant to cook in liquid; now it refers specifically to a joggle with bubbles at two hundred and twelve degrees; "scallop" meant either a way of cutting or broiling under a hot flame; now it is only a hopping mollusk.

"People call me Joggle Man and cheer, 'Go, juggler, go!' " he said, noting that in one race his daughter wore a shirt that said, "I'm with the Joggler".

I joggled my legs.

"This system of dovetail joggles absolutely bonds the entire structure into a virtual monolith," wrote Scott.

Joggling past an Amarula tree, I notice that the surrounding grass has been trampled flat; the bark grazed smooth by elephant buttocks.

She reluctantly joggled them up over her trousers.

Lenz's leg never stops joggling; Day claims it joggles even worse in sleep.