stog v PRATT ~ 1 for sense 3.
1 1984 POWELL 70 By the time I got one end of the tilt caulked, the moss was all used. So I thought I could stog the other seams with ground--anything to keep out the frost.
2 1984 Nfld Qtly lxxix (4), 3 Stogging up Drains, a seasonal and universal delight. Stogging them up with sods and mud and rocks until the water creeps up and back into a pond.
3 1981 MAJOR 28 I had my pockets stogged full with oranges or bananas or something. 1985 GUY 52 And even he got to turn [the gramophone on] with his toes because he got to keep his two fists stogged in his ears.
4 1986 SAUNDERS 29 Then you have to go with a halter and search for [the horses], hoping all the time they are not stogged in a marsh somewhere.
