How Do You Spell JOGGLE?

Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɒɡə͡l] (IPA)

The word joggle is spelled with two 'g's, which may seem unusual given the common English spelling convention of only using one 'g' after most vowels. However, the pronunciation of joggle, with a hard 'g' sound, requires the second 'g' to prevent the preceding 'o' from being pronounced as a soft 'j' sound. In IPA phonetic transcription, joggle is pronounced as /ˈdʒɒɡəl/, with the first syllable pronounced like 'jog' and the second syllable rhyming with 'goggle'.

JOGGLE Meaning and Definition

1. Joggle, as a verb, refers to the act of moving or shaking slightly, typically with small, repetitive movements, often in a jarring or unsteady manner. It can also mean to move or adjust something with a slight and gentle force in order to bring it into alignment or fix it.

   As a noun, joggle refers to a slight, often repeated, movement or shake, or a slight irregularity in a surface or structure that causes it to be unsteady or unsettled. It can also describe a joint or connection between two pieces of wood or metal that is designed to strengthen and stabilize the structure.

   In the context of woodworking or carpentry, a joggle can refer to a notch, groove, or projection made in one piece of wood or metal that fits into a corresponding notch in another piece, allowing them to interlock securely.

   Joggling as a noun may also refer to a traditional game or pastime, popularized in South Carolina, where participants sit on a long, curved board and use their body movements to jostle and propel themselves forward in a rhythmic and fun manner.

   Overall, joggle can describe a variety of actions and objects that involve slight movements, adjustments, or connections that add stability, alignment, or playfulness to various physical structures or activities.

2. To shake slightly; to give a sudden but slight push to.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for JOGGLE

• gogle
• jinggle
• togle
• toogle
• oogle
• gogole
• joggs
• jumgle
• jugle
• suggle
• jigle
• jugnle
• peggle
• jiggley
• dougle
• jovile
• jodge
• piggle
• mougle
• oggle
• google
• joelle
• jogg
• cogglle
• woggle
• joggl
• joogle
• Jergle
• oggee
• Joglle
• woggl
• jogglar
• loggue
• foggre
• Voagle
• Jogga
• Joggis
• Voggge
• Jougle
• Oggae
• WOGLLE
• dogglye
• jougue
• fougle
• Jaggue
• Jogoe

Etymology of JOGGLE

The word "joggle" originated from Middle English, where it was spelled as "joglen". It is believed to have derived from the Old English word "geocul", which means to shake or move to and fro. Over time, the spelling of "joggle" evolved, and the word began to be used to describe a slight shake or a gentle knocking. Today, "joggle" can also refer to a joint or connection between two objects that allows for some movement.

Similar spelling words for JOGGLE

• Joquil,
• jiggle,
• jekel,
• juggalo,
• Jugal,
• jeckel,
• Jacquil,
• jokull,
• Jecoliah,
• jokela,
• JUCL,
• jaeckel,
• jokily,
• Jacquelle,
• jigglier,
• Jakayla,
• giggle,
• Jecolia,
• gigl,
• juquila,
• jugale,
• JCUL,
• joeckel,
• jackalow,
• JCOLI,
• JIGLO,
• jekyil,
• jiggle-camera,
• JKL,
• JCLLA,
• goggle,
• jukola,
• JCCYL,
• JOCALIA,
• Jugula,
• JACL,
• Jekolia,
• joggly,
• gigli,
• Giggly,
• Jackilee,
• jiggly,
• gicquel,
• giclee,
• jeckyll,
• jaccl,
• jackyl,
• juggle,
• gigolo,
• Jacquel,
• jeckle,
• Jaquelle,
• JUGL,
• JKLI,
• geekly,
• JHCL,
• zhiguli,
• jokol,
• GECAL,
• jaqeli,
• gicl�e,
• jackal,
• Joggle-joints,
• jaekel,
• Jacal,
• gigglier,
• jokul,
• jakel,
• jogl,
• Jackel,
• Jacquella,
• JICLE,
• giglio,
• geekily,
• Jogli,
• JCL&L,
• jackhole,
• Jucal,
• Jokullo,
• Jacl-pudding,
• jaakkola,
• Jaquille,
• jogaila,
• JCL,
• JOGLE,
• Jekyll.

Plural form of JOGGLE is JOGGLES

Conjugate verb Joggle

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have joggled

you would have joggled

he/she/it would have joggled

we would have joggled

they would have joggled

I would have joggle

you would have joggle

he/she/it would have joggle

we would have joggle

they would have joggle

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been joggling

you would have been joggling

he/she/it would have been joggling

we would have been joggling

they would have been joggling

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would joggle

you would joggle

he/she/it would joggle

we would joggle

they would joggle

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be joggling

you would be joggling

he/she/it would be joggling

we would be joggling

they would be joggling

FUTURE

I will joggle

you will joggle

he/she/it will joggle

we will joggle

they will joggle

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be joggling

you will be joggling

he/she/it will be joggling

we will be joggling

they will be joggling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have joggled

you will have joggled

he/she/it will have joggled

we will have joggled

they will have joggled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been joggling

you will have been joggling

he/she/it will have been joggling

we will have been joggling

they will have been joggling

IMPERATIVE

you joggle

we let´s joggle

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to joggle

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was joggling

you were joggling

he/she/it was joggling

we were joggling

they were joggling

PAST PARTICIPLE

joggled

PAST PERFECT

I had joggled

you had joggled

he/she/it had joggled

we had joggled

they had joggled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been joggling

you had been joggling

he/she/it had been joggling

we had been joggling

they had been joggling

PRESENT

I joggle

you joggle

he/she/it joggles

we joggle

they joggle

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am joggling

you are joggling

he/she/it is joggling

we are joggling

they are joggling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

joggling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have joggled

you have joggled

he/she/it has joggled

we have joggled

they have joggled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been joggling

you have been joggling

he/she/it has been joggling

we have been joggling

they have been joggling

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it joggle

SIMPLE PAST

I joggled

you joggled

he/she/it joggled

we joggled

they joggled