Definition of Pog in English:

Pog

noun pɒɡ

1A cardboard or plastic disc printed with a design or picture, collected or swapped by children or used in games.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the mid 1990s, he hit on the idea of putting preserved scorpions inside Slammers - small acrylic game pieces that players flick at their opponents' cardboard Pogs.
- If I knew chess was that exciting back when I was younger, I probably would have still blown a ton of money on Pogs.
1. 1.1Pogs A children's game in which players strike a pile of Pogs with an implement, winning any that land face upwards when they fall.
  a group of boys play Pogs during recess

Origin

1990s: from POG (acronym from the initial letters of passion fruit, orange, guava), a trademark for a juice drink originally made by a dairy on Maui, Hawaii: the lids of the drink provided the first game disks.

Definition of Pog in US English:

Pog

nounpôɡ

1A cardboard or plastic disk printed with a design or picture, collected or swapped by children or used in games.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the mid 1990s, he hit on the idea of putting preserved scorpions inside Slammers - small acrylic game pieces that players flick at their opponents' cardboard Pogs.
- If I knew chess was that exciting back when I was younger, I probably would have still blown a ton of money on Pogs.
1. 1.1Pogs A children's game in which players strike a pile of Pogs with an implement, winning any that land face upwards when they fall.
  a group of boys playing Pogs during recess

单词	Pog
释义	Definition of Pog in English: Pog noun pɒɡ 1A cardboard or plastic disc printed with a design or picture, collected or swapped by children or used in games. Example sentencesExamples In the mid 1990s, he hit on the idea of putting preserved scorpions inside Slammers - small acrylic game pieces that players flick at their opponents' cardboard Pogs. If I knew chess was that exciting back when I was younger, I probably would have still blown a ton of money on Pogs. 1.1Pogs A children's game in which players strike a pile of Pogs with an implement, winning any that land face upwards when they fall. a group of boys play Pogs during recess Origin 1990s: from POG (acronym from the initial letters of passion fruit, orange, guava), a trademark for a juice drink originally made by a dairy on Maui, Hawaii: the lids of the drink provided the first game disks. Definition of Pog in US English: Pog nounpôɡ 1A cardboard or plastic disk printed with a design or picture, collected or swapped by children or used in games. Example sentencesExamples In the mid 1990s, he hit on the idea of putting preserved scorpions inside Slammers - small acrylic game pieces that players flick at their opponents' cardboard Pogs. If I knew chess was that exciting back when I was younger, I probably would have still blown a ton of money on Pogs. 1.1Pogs A children's game in which players strike a pile of Pogs with an implement, winning any that land face upwards when they fall. a group of boys playing Pogs during recess Origin 1990s: from POG (acronym from the initial letters of passion fruit, orange, guava), a trademark for a juice drink originally made by a dairy on Maui, Hawaii: the lids of the drink provided the first game disks.
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