A fork of Rural Dictionary
STOG: Verb; Newfoundland English.
Correctly: to pack a woodstove with logs.
Can also be used to mean: fill up, stuff tight, feed to excess.
Stog the stove, stog the dog etc...
Relatively uncommon word used to describe a female penis.
"I saw that her panties seemed to be wet; I got turned on, and so did she--inadvertently revealing her 5-inch stog, something I'd only previously heard about in Readers Digest."
Refers to ciggarettes. Word developed by 2 st marks student (Tyler Colby, Anthony dePolo) who would sit in the parking lot every day before school and smoke ciggarettes or "stog" (the word can also be used as a verb)
Yoooo can i cop a stog off you?
We stogin' after school today?
To shove something into a tight place, in a less-than-gentle fashion. You can make it fit!
Person one: "Oh, my suitcase is full. I can't fit anything more in it, I don't think!"
Answer one: "You could stog a few more pairs of socks in the corners, I betcha."
Answer two: "Nah, stog 'er in there!"
Refers to ciggarettes. Word developed by 2 st marks student (Tyler Colby, Anthony dePolo) who would sit in the parking lot every day before school and smoke ciggarettes or "stog" (the word can also be used as a verb)
Yoooo can i cop a stog off you?
We stogin' after school today?