noun
jogger
JO-guh
noun
1
A person who jogs regularly, usually for fitness.
"Joggers filled the park path at sunrise."
2
A shoe designed for running; a sneaker built for jogging.
"She bought a new pair of joggers with extra cushioning."
3
Casual trousers with an elasticated waist and cuffs, styled after tracksuit bottoms.
"He wore joggers and a hoodie for the flight."
How to Use Jogger
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone who jogs, or — especially in fashion/retail use — casual running-style trousers or shoes.
UK vs US
In UK English, "joggers" usually means the trousers; in the US, it more often refers to the person running.
Common pairings
a pair of joggers
trail joggers
Word Forms
joggered past tense, joggers plural, joggers plural, joggers singular
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Etymology
From jog + the agent suffix -er.