Jog on

phrase

Go away or leave.

Joe was annoying me, so I told him to jog on.
Visual representation of "jog on" - Go away or leave

Often appears as...

  • just jog on!
  • jog on mate!

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

Colloquial

verb

Continue or carry on.

The company has struggled, but we will jog on and keep doing our best.
Visual representation of "jog on" - Continue or carry on

Often appears as...

  • jog on with the work
  • jog on with the plan

Usage tips

Idiomatic

verb

Warm up or prepare through light exercise.

Before the race, I jog on the spot to get my blood pumping.
Visual representation of "jog on" - Warm up or prepare through light exercise

Often appears as...

  • jog on the spot
  • jog on the treadmill
phrase

Go away or leave.

Joe was annoying me, so I told him to jog on.
Visual representation of "jog on" - Go away or leave

Often appears as...

  • just jog on!
  • jog on mate!

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

Colloquial

verb

Continue or carry on.

The company has struggled, but we will jog on and keep doing our best.
Visual representation of "jog on" - Continue or carry on

Often appears as...

  • jog on with the work
  • jog on with the plan

Usage tips

Idiomatic

verb

Warm up or prepare through light exercise.

Before the race, I jog on the spot to get my blood pumping.
Visual representation of "jog on" - Warm up or prepare through light exercise

Often appears as...

  • jog on the spot
  • jog on the treadmill
Definition 1 of 3
Visual representation of "jog on"
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Casual Dismissal

Used to casually send someone away without aggression.

Illustration for Casual Dismissal
He wanted to chat, but I was busy, so I just said jog on.
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British Slang

Common in the UK, it might confuse people from other English-speaking countries.

Illustration for British Slang
She's from Canada and didn't know what 'jog on' meant.
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Mild Tones

The tone can be friendly or mocking, rarely serious or harsh.

Illustration for Mild Tones
He was joking when he told me to jog on.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Casual Dismissal

Used to casually send someone away without aggression.

Illustration for Casual Dismissal
He wanted to chat, but I was busy, so I just said jog on.
LampPro Tip 2/3

British Slang

Common in the UK, it might confuse people from other English-speaking countries.

Illustration for British Slang
She's from Canada and didn't know what 'jog on' meant.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Mild Tones

The tone can be friendly or mocking, rarely serious or harsh.

Illustration for Mild Tones
He was joking when he told me to jog on.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Casual Dismissal

Used to casually send someone away without aggression.

Illustration for Casual Dismissal
He wanted to chat, but I was busy, so I just said jog on.
LampPro Tip 2/3

British Slang

Common in the UK, it might confuse people from other English-speaking countries.

Illustration for British Slang
She's from Canada and didn't know what 'jog on' meant.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Mild Tones

The tone can be friendly or mocking, rarely serious or harsh.

Illustration for Mild Tones
He was joking when he told me to jog on.
Visual representation of the word "Jog on"

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