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To poggle is to play or muck about with something without seeming to have a particular purpose. Children are especially good at poggling. The children were poggling with finger paints, squelching their hands around in the paint and making a mess, without actually doing any painting.
The girls wanted to poggle in the garden with their collection of snails and empty shells. |
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| 1. | to poggle | ||
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To poggle is to play or muck about with something without seeming to have a particular purpose. Children are especially good at poggling.
The children were poggling with finger paints, squelching their hands around in the paint and making a mess, without actually doing any painting.
The girls wanted to poggle in the garden with their collection of snails and empty shells. |
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| 3. | to poggle | ||
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To poggle is to play or muck about with something without seeming to have a particular purpose. Children are especially good at poggling. The children were poggling with finger paints, squelching their hands around in the paint and making a mess, without actually doing any painting.
The girls wanted to poggle in the garden with their collection of snails and empty shells. |
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