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VERB · COMPETITIVE STANDING NEXT TO PEOPLE
To outshine someone, usually by looking better or having more presence when standing next to them, as in “he mogged everyone in the photo”. It is mostly used jokingly between friends.
ZACK’S TRANSLATION
Being made to look worse in a group photo by someone who didn’t even try.
“Not standing next to him in the photo, he mogs everyone.”
Stand behind the plant. The plant mogs you too.
“My little brother mogged me at the wedding.”
He’s fourteen. He got a haircut. That’s all it took.
“The dog mogged us all in the family photo.”
The dog has aura. The dog has always had aura.
| WHAT THEY SAY | “He mogged me.” |
|---|---|
| WHAT THEY MEAN | “He made me look bad next to him.” |
| GROWN-UP VERSION | “He rather stole the show.” |
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