jog along
jog along
1. verb Literally, to run along at a slow and deliberate pace. We were running a little late for class, so we jogged along from the library toward the lecture hall. Someone made a very rude remark, but I just pretended that I hadn't heard them and kept jogging along.
2. verb By extension, to make progress slowly, deliberately, or patiently. Though the economic downturn hurt the company's profits, we've been able to keep jogging along until things begin to improve. The team has been jogging along on this project for several years now, so hopefully they've got something good to show for it.
3. expression Go away; get lost. Primarily heard in UK. Jog along, you tosser! Quit disturbing our customers!
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
jog along
to trot or run along at a slow pace. She was jogging along quite happily. I had been jogging along for a few minutes when my shoelaces broke.
See also: jog
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- come along
- pound along
- zoom along
- make (one's) way along (something)
- make way along
- famously
- get along famously (with someone)
- get on/along famously
- coast
- coast along