Definition of pog

pog

verb

• to look at something.

  What you poggin' at?
  
  I'll just have a pog out the window.
  
  (Dialect word from the county of Kent, south-east England.) Still in use in the 1970s.

  Last edited on Feb 26 2019. Submitted by Man of Kent on Feb 26 2019.

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