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‖ ˈsoga, n. Amer.
[Sp. (also Pg. and It.), of doubtful origin.]
A rope of esparto grass or other material. Also attrib.
1860Mayne Reid Hunters' Feast xvii, He is exposed..to the perils of..the creaking ‘soga’ bridge. 1910Blackw. Mag. June 842/2 Gnawing through the sogas of the horses.
Hence ˈsoga v., to tie up with a soga or sogas.
1902H. H. Prichard Thro' Heart of Patagonia xi. 161 The next morning we sogaed up the horses and set out. |