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Etymology 1 n. (alternative form of pogy English) Etymology 3
n. 1 (context rowing kayaking English) A protective flap worn on the hands while rowing, to provide grip as well as insulation, and to keep the hands dry to prevent blistering. 2 (context bicycling motorcycling English) A protective hand covering, sometimes insulated, attached to handlebars to protect hands from wind and precipitation.
Usage examples of "pogie".
Though the Marines had no Hershey bars or other pogie bait, they did have various souvenirs: Japanese helmets, pistols, flags, and the like.
Word had quickly spread that the soldiers had come well supplied with Hershey bars and other pogie bait.
Though the Marines had no Hershey bars or other pogie bait, they did have various souvenirs: Japanese helmets, pistols, flags, and the like.