logg

See also: lögg, and løgg

English

Etymology

From Middle English logge, of unknown origin.

Noun

logg (plural loggs)

1. Obsolete spelling of log.
   • 1673, William Bridge, Bridge's Remains, being VIII Sermons:

     A mans calling is like to a great Logg, or piece of Timber in a green field; look upon the field, and you see it all green and handsome, but take up the Logg, or Timber that lies in the midst thereof, and there you find Worms, and Sows, and Vermin that do breed under it.