jog
Slow steady run
Jog refers to a slow, steady run—faster than walking but slower than sprinting: I jog three miles every morning.
To jog something is to nudge or shake it slightly: He jogged my elbow.
To jog someone's memory is to prompt recall.
A jog can also be a sharp turn or irregularity in a line or surface: The path takes a jog to the left.
Pace between walk, canter
- bounceSpring back after impact
- lopeEasy, swinging gait
- shuffleRandomize by mixing
- plodMove slowly, heavily
amble · stride · gait · footfall · rhythm · cadence · step · pace
Move swiftly on foot
- cardioPulse-elevating exercise regimen
- workoutStructured physical exercise
- treadmillMotorized walking platform
- sweatMoisture from skin pores
fitness · endurance · health · trainer · aerobics · warmup · cooldown · interval
Restore energy or newness
trigger · stir · awaken · spark · cue · hint · recollection · association
trot
Pace between walk, canter
plod · amble · stride · gait · footfall · rhythm · cadence · step · pace · motion
run
Move swiftly on foot
- cardioPulse-elevating exercise regimen
- workoutStructured physical exercise
- treadmillMotorized walking platform
sweat · fitness · endurance · health · trainer · aerobics · warmup · cooldown · interval · pace
refresh
Restore energy or newness
recall · trigger · stir · awaken · spark · cue · hint · recollection · association · recognition
bump
Slight collision or protrusion
push · shake · prod · tap · jar · jolt · disturb · dislodge · shift
daily
Per diem, repeated
consistent · schedule · ritual · practice · discipline · pattern · regimen · habitual · customary · lifestyle
- jog someone's memoryPrompt recollection of forgotten information
- morning jogEarly outdoor exercise
- jog my memory
- jogging suitAthletic loungewear ensemble
- jogging shoesAthletic footwear for running
- jog onDismissive farewell, British
jogging, jogger, jogs, jogged, joggers, joggle, joggling, joggled