Bog [bɔg]
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Bog Down
To become stuck (as if in a bog) and unable to progress.
To cause to become stuck and unable to progress.
Bog off
Go away (originally RAF slang).
Bogtrotter
Derogatory term for an Irishman, particularly an Irish peasant.
Bogroll
Toilet paper.
Meaning of bog from English-Bulgarian dictionary:
I.
1. Bog, wetland, marsh.
2. Cesspit, toilet
Serbonian bog – hopeless situation, dead end.
II.
1. To get stuck in a bog (usually pass)
2. Figuratively, to get bogged down.
Our discussions bogged down – our discussions reached a dead end.
Bogged down in/by difficulties – stuck up to one's neck in troubles.
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