- the 2001
Prefontaine classic in Eugene, Oregon.
Lucas has
joggled marathons, and has
joggled in
races over
hurdle courses.
International media footage...
- Look up
joggle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Joggle means to
shake to and fro, to rock
something about, and can be used both
transitively and intransitively...
-
joggles are
semicircular and ****-shaped, so
joggled stones have a jigsaw- or zigzag-like pattern.
Joggling can be
found in pre-Frankish buildings, in Roman...
- A
joggling or
jostling board is a long,
pliable board that is
supported on each end by
wooden stands. The
board is
springy and a
person sitting on it can...
-
Joggler may
refer to:
Joggling,
sport combining juggling and
jogging O2
Joggler,
internet computing appliance This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- to the bend and is
short enough to
engage the
urethane pad.
Joggling, also
known as
joggle bending, is an
offset bending process in
which two opposite...
- The O2
Joggler is a
computing appliance which was sold by O2 in the
United Kingdom.
Manufactured by
OpenPeak and
based on
their OpenFrame product, the...
- top of a yurt and
turned over on occasion, or
strapped to a
saddle and
joggled around over the
course of a day's riding. Today, a
wooden vat or plastic...
- from
floors and top timbers,
joggled to fit the lands.
Sometimes the
timbers in
larger archaic craft were also
joggled before being steamed in. With...
- the ends. In a
riveted steel ship, the
strakes were
usually lapped and
joggled (one
strake given projections to
match indentions in the one adjoining)...
