Meaning

2 senses
  1. (Yorkshire)A sweet.

  2. A sweet consisting of a disc of jelly, usually aniseed-flavoured, covered in sprinkles.

Origin

From Yorkshire dialect of unclear origin, possibly related to dialectal term spice (“sweet

From Yorkshire dialect of unclear origin, possibly related to dialectal term spice (“sweets”). More specific sense comes from the Yorkshire-based sweet company Bassett's, who used the term to describe one component of their liquorice allsorts mixture.

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Forms

plural: spogs
Singularspog
Pluralspogs

regular

See also

neighbours in the dictionary

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