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verb
(also moge)
slang, dialect British To deceive, fool, trick; to play a joke on, make fun of.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Anne Baker (1786–1861), philologist. Origin uncertain. Perhaps a variant of mock, perhaps influenced by mug, mug, or mog.
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