Definition of: jog

(jog) v. jogged, jog·ging v.t.
1. To push or touch with a slight jar; shake.
2. To nudge; arouse the attention of.
3. To give a slight reminder to; stimulate: to jog the memory.
—v.i.
4. To move with a slow, jolting pace or trot.
5. To proceed slowly or monotonously: with on or along.
—noun
1. A slight push, as with the elbow; any slight incentive.
2. A slow, jolting motion or pace.
3. Any angle or break in a line or surface.
4. In the theater, a narrow flat used with other scenery to form a corner or projection in the stage set. [Prob. imit. Akin to SHOG.]
—jog′ger noun