What are the antonyms for JOG?
- lull, stroll, hobble, plod, amble, leave alone, drag, repress, shuffle, quiet, poke, calm, discourage, tarry, saunter, shamble, trudge, creep, lag, lumber, limp.
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Synonyms for JOG
- Gouging,
- Re-presentation,
- thunderbolt,
- prompt,
- make tracks,
- jostle,
- whishes,
- even up,
- get a move on,
- step lively,
- up set,
- step on it,
- run,
- helped out,
- punch,
- speed up,
- propel,
- provoke,
- continue,
- leg it,
- celerity,
- Hurries,
- burn off,
- hurl,
- knock over,
- goad,
- Barreling,
- sicked,
- square,
- pound,
- runner,
- stimulate,
- smash into,
- go on,
- lope,
- sicking,
- step,
- hasten,
- stirs up,
- Jostled,
- goosed,
- bestirs,
- tremoring,
- bend,
- incision,
- ram,
- gooses,
- press,
- hurry,
- in spirits,
- make haste,
- push around,
- hurried up,
- hold,
- gap,
- tempo,
- gallop,
- aerobics,
- shake a leg,
- dig,
- running,
- powered,
- jounce,
- rock,
- Commoving,
- goosing,
- went like lightning,
- bestir,
- Careering,
- apply oneself,
- skitter,
- clip,
- outrun,
- velocity,
- travel,
- Bestirred,
- ferment,
- boxercise,
- stir,
- Barrelling,
- shaking a leg,
- speeded up,
- dithered,
- ramble on,
- breathe new life into,
- jar,
- shagged,
- cut and run,
- jouncing,
- refresh,
- scramble,
- trigger,
- revitalize,
- angularity,
- loosen up,
- use elbow grease,
- jog,
- spring on,
- dash,
- calisthenics,
- sicced,
- aquarobics,
- airings,
- scoot,
- inspire,
- Jounced,
- bounce,
- spring something on,
- work out,
- jab,
- rate,
- move,
- sped up,
- energize,
- dart,
- shake,
- encourage,
- Rocking,
- take flight,
- win over,
- fling,
- talk into,
- Make short work of,
- mnemonics,
- vivify,
- Sallying,
- chin up,
- scuttle,
- canter,
- sculpt,
- streak,
- throw a curve,
- hurry up,
- Jigging,
- concuss,
- taking flight,
- force,
- urge,
- throw,
- rough and tumble,
- sic,
- poke at,
- memoir,
- revivify,
- impelled,
- crash,
- Fleeted,
- jolting,
- jolt,
- scudding,
- bombshells,
- bombshell,
- speeding up,
- bodybuilding,
- stirring up,
- speed,
- pushing,
- make a break,
- giving rise to,
- wiggle,
- slit,
- bang into,
- firm up,
- help out,
- cleft,
- give rise to,
- Careered,
- stride,
- one-two,
- concussed,
- bulleted,
- vellicate,
- dithering,
- agitate,
- race,
- lollops,
- voyage,
- go like lightning,
- hurtle,
- carry on,
- notch,
- commove,
- proceed,
- rush,
- heave,
- warm up,
- mnemonic,
- powering,
- Joggled,
- shoot,
- barreled,
- turn on steam,
- scurry,
- sprint,
- whish,
- push,
- make time,
- stir up,
- jiggle,
- circuit training,
- touch,
- tear,
- drive,
- lurch,
- lose no time,
- jiggered,
- indentation,
- bump heads,
- succuss,
- reinvigorate,
- smoking,
- Joggling,
- memory,
- split,
- instigate,
- hustle,
- Loping,
- prod,
- scamper,
- catapult,
- ramble,
- launch,
- tremored,
- set in motion,
- rocket,
- foment,
- indent,
- journey,
- crevice,
- sets in motion,
- SICS,
- bound,
- pushing around,
- trot,
- concussing,
- thunderbolts,
- impel,
- Jigged,
- stimulus,
- joggles,
- angular shape,
- jaunt,
- made haste,
- Vellicating,
- shags,
- call forth,
- calling forth,
- hurries up,
- the burn,
- stirred up,
- lollop,
- be conscientious,
- pushed aside,
- gives rise to,
- plunge,
- push and pull,
- roll about,
- Hasting,
- remind,
- setting in motion,
- whack,
- gash,
- motivate,
- haste,
- stampede,
- tear out,
- collide,
- called forth,
- locomotion,
- entice,
- exercise,
- square up,
- suggest,
- slam,
- took flight,
- knocked over,
- joggle,
- magnetize,
- barrelled,
- score,
- run over,
- induce,
- got a move on,
- Hasted,
- lob,
- step it,
- push aside,
- roundabouts,
- nick,
- dog it,
- step on gas,
- pace,
- fire,
- Bestirring,
- serration,
- rift,
- arouse,
- shove,
- be quick,
- nudge,
- HIT,
- bolt,
- cut,
- Sallied,
- aerobic.
Usage Examples for JOG
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Small and wiry, he was able to jog along fifty and sixty miles a day for several days in succession, and when the occasion demanded it, he was able to attain a rate of speed that equalled that of the ordinary South African railway train which, however, makes no claims to lightning- like velocity. - "With the Boer Forces" by Howard C. Hillegas
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The walls of the dining- room were covered with panels of oak, and built into the jog of the fireplace and concealed by a movable panel was the safe. - "Somewhere in France" by Richard Harding Davis
