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Jog (Noun)

A slow pace of running.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

She started with a gentle jog around the block to warm up before her workout.
He went for a jog in the park to clear his mind before the big meeting.
The doctor recommended a daily jog to help lower his blood pressure.
Her jog along the beach was interrupted by a phone call from a friend.
The jog around the track was the easiest part of the physically demanding obstacle course.

A sharp change in direction; "there was a jog in the road".

Nouns denoting two and three dimensional shapes.

As I was rounding the bend, I had to slow down due to a jog in the road that made the surface uneven.
The jog in the trail made it difficult to ski downhill, requiring me to swerve sharply to the left.
In order to reach the top of the mountain, hikers have to navigate through dense foliage and a series of sharp jogs in the terrain.
After getting past the jog in the coastline, the beach stretched out for miles in a straight line.
When I was driving on the highway, I had to slam on the brakes due to a sudden jog in the road caused by a missing section of asphalt.

A slight push or shake.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

The gentle jog of the bus over the speed bump didn't even wake up the sleeping baby.
The sudden jog of the door handle caught me off guard as the bus came to a stop.
A jog of her elbow sent the vase crashing to the floor.
The jog of the brakes caused the bike to skid slightly on the wet pavement.
A jog of the needle was all it took to sew through the thick fabric.