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bog [bɔg] n
geophys.	purvs m
bog A commonly used term in Scotland and Ireland for a stretch waterlogged, spongy ground, chiefly composed of decaying vegetable matter, especially of rushes, cotton grass, and sphagnum moss [bɔg] n
environ.	purvs m
English thesaurus
BOG [bɔg] abbr.
abbr.	Big Orange Gonad; boiling; Books On The Go
abbr., auto.	board of governers
abbr., avia.	bogie (Interex)
abbr., BrE	Brigade of Guards
abbr., EBRD	Board of Governors
abbr., ed., scient.	Board Of Governors
abbr., el.	buried optical guide (laser)
abbr., inet.	Better Online Graffiti; Bunch Of Guys
abbr., mil.	beach operations group
abbr., nautic.	boil-off gas compressor (LyuFi); Santa Fe de Bogota, Colombia
abbr., O&G, sakh.	Blow-off gas; Boil-Off Gas
abbr., oil.proc.	boil off gas (MichaelBurov); boil-off gas (MichaelBurov); boiloff gas (MichaelBurov); stripping gas (MichaelBurov)
abbr., post	Board of Governors (USPS Board of Directors appointed by the President of the USA)
abbr., sport.	Ball Of the Game
abbr., st.exch.	Belco Oil & Gas Corporation
abbr., tradem.	Books On the Go
airports, avia.	Bogota, Colombia
tech.	burner off-gas
Bog. abbr.
abbr.	Bogota
BOG [bɔg] abbr.
oil, abbr.	blow off gas

bog : 1 phrase in 1 subject

Geophysics

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