intransitive. To jig, trot. Obsolete.

To walk, ride or move with a succession of bumps or jerks; to jog along. Now usually, to advance at a steady easy pace, to travel steadily on.

intransitive. To walk or ride with a jolting pace, ‘to move with small shocks like those of a low trot’ (Johnson); to move on at a heavy or…

intransitive. To jog along.

To make one's way; to jog along; to trudge. rare exc. dialect.

transitive and intransitive (dialect) To jog (see quots.).

To move with a slow ambling gait, to go at a slow trot. U.S.

(intransitive) to go or move at a jog-trot, literal and figurative (also to jog-trot it).

intransitive. To move to and fro with a succession of short jerky movements; to shake or rock about, as something loose or unsteady; dialect to jog…