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crog

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crog [krɒg]
vb (intr)
Northern and Midland English dialect to ride on a bicycle as a passenger


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One of the two bedrooms has a fitted bed with a crog loft area above, and access to eaves storage.
Last night's quarter-finals at Blossomfield saw the Gilbert trio beat Avenue Coventry's Crog Simpson, Colin Jacox and Graham Ashby 19-14 while Neal and his partners were 15-14 winners against Nuneaton's Boris Boulstridge, Roy Barnes and Bryn Poorc.
Soniai am 'versatility' y planhigyn hwn - mae'n dringo, yn cael ei ddefnyddio mewn basgedi crog, i mewn yn y ty02C6 a thu allan, ond yn fwy na hyn mae'n hafan i greaduriaid bach os yn tyfu fel perth.
 
 
 
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