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frog
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noun
Usage:
100%
amphibian, jumping animal
Translation: amphibian, jumping animal
Pronunciation: /frɒɡ/
Meaning: a small tailless amphibian with long hind legs

This meaning refers to the familiar amphibian that typically lives near water and moves by jumping.

A frog jumped into the pond.

The children heard frogs calling at night.

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clothing noun
Usage:
32%
ornamental clasp, cord fastening
Translation: ornamental clasp, cord fastening
Pronunciation: /frɒɡ/
Meaning: a decorative fastening made from cord and a loop

This clothing meaning refers to an ornamental loop-and-button fastening, especially on military-style garments.

The jacket closed with braided frogs.

Each frog was sewn carefully onto the uniform.

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anatomical noun
Usage:
29%
hoof pad, elastic hoof structure
Translation: hoof pad, elastic hoof structure
Pronunciation: /frɒɡ/
Meaning: the elastic triangular pad on the underside of a horse's hoof

This anatomical meaning refers to the soft V-shaped structure on the underside of a horse's hoof.

The farrier checked the frog of the horse's hoof.

A healthy frog helps absorb shock.

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engineering noun
Usage:
23%
rail crossing, track intersection
Translation: rail crossing, track intersection
Pronunciation: /frɒɡ/
Meaning: a crossing component in railway tracks

This railway meaning refers to the grooved metal section where rails cross or branch.

The railway frog guides wheels across intersecting rails.

Engineers replaced the worn track frog.

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