Stog

STOG: Verb; Newfoundland English.
Correctly: to pack a woodstove with logs.
Can also be used to mean: fill up, stuff tight, feed to excess.

Stog the stove, stog the dog etc...

by David Wright February 1, 2004

stog

smokeit

got any stogs?

by jesse reedy March 19, 2003

Stog

Relatively uncommon word used to describe a female penis.

"I saw that her panties seemed to be wet; I got turned on, and so did she--inadvertently revealing her 5-inch stog, something I'd only previously heard about in Readers Digest."

by Wes Virginia December 28, 2005

stogging

a word me and my friends use to insult someone who has a less than beautiful face.

stogging means 'he or she has a face like the back of bus'
in Norwegian

me: woah did you see her?
my friend: yeah she was stogging
me: OMG LMAO WTF BRB LOL

by mr mark July 25, 2008

stog

To shove something into a tight place, in a less-than-gentle fashion. You can make it fit!

Person one: "Oh, my suitcase is full. I can't fit anything more in it, I don't think!"
Answer one: "You could stog a few more pairs of socks in the corners, I betcha."
Answer two: "Nah, stog 'er in there!"

by xcarex January 16, 2004

stog

Refers to ciggarettes. Word developed by 2 st marks student (Tyler Colby, Anthony dePolo) who would sit in the parking lot every day before school and smoke ciggarettes or "stog" (the word can also be used as a verb)

Yoooo can i cop a stog off you?

We stogin' after school today?

by Yung BuCkkk March 27, 2008

stog

Refers to ciggarettes. Word developed by 2 st marks student (Tyler Colby, Anthony dePolo) who would sit in the parking lot every day before school and smoke ciggarettes or "stog" (the word can also be used as a verb)

Yoooo can i cop a stog off you?

We stogin' after school today?

by Yung BuCkkk March 26, 2008