Pronunciation: /spɒɡz/
noun a type of candy or confectionery, often in the form of jelly sweets or gummy candies
A1 I bought some spogs at the candy store.
A2 My favorite part of Halloween is getting spogs in my trick-or-treat bag.
B1 The children enjoyed eating spogs while watching a movie.
B2 The bakery down the street makes the best spogs in town.
C1 The gourmet chef created a new recipe using spogs as a key ingredient.
C2 The food critic raved about the innovative use of spogs in the dessert menu.
formal The confectionery store sells a variety of spogs, including licorice and gummy candies.
informal I always have a stash of spogs in my desk for a quick sugar fix.
slang Let's grab some spogs and watch a movie tonight.
figurative His words were like spogs, sweet and addictive but ultimately empty.
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