bogging
n.— «It seems strange to own an expensive, high powered pick-up truck that has one purpose-to see how fast it can run through a mud hole. You can find people throughout the country involved in the sport of boggin’, as it’s called.» —“10 Country: James Loves Mud Bogs” by Joe Courson WALB-TV (Albany, Ga.) Sept. 8, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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