Word Type

Noun

Verb

The word "jogging" can be used as noun and verb.

Word Relationships

Causes

attract dogs becoming healthier becoming winded being healthy being in good health being tired blisters cramping exhaustion fatigue fitness get blister get good workout get sweaty getting in shape getting out of breath getting sweat good health heart attacks high heartrate improved health increased heart rate insides jiggle knee pain lose weight moving need for sports bra painful knees running out of breath shin splinters shin splints shortness of breath sore knees sweat sweating will have lower blood pressure would get tired

Derived Terms

aqua jogging horizontal jogging jogging bra jogging stroller joggingly nonjogging sightjogging

Inflected/Variant Forms

jog

Prerequisites

energy need to feel fit proper shoes

Has Property

one form of exercise one kind of exercise

Subevents

breathe heavy contemplating life damage spine enjoy sights getting tired injure knee listen to music listen to music in headphones listen to walkman listening to walkman look at watch might meet others pass out setting personal record skipping speeding up metabolism sstop to catch breath whistling

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

cardiopulmonary exercise

Type Of (IsA)

cardiopulmonary exercise exercise exercising form of exercise good exercise great exercise hobby running on two legs slower than running

Receives Action

done out in wilderness

Related Terms

jog jogger joggling

Related Terms

jog jogger joggling pace running

Used For

being in shape breaking sweat building cardiovascular fitness burning calories competitive sports eliminating stress after busy day entertainment exercise exercise heart exercising exersize feeling good getting cardiovascular exercise getting in shape getting out getting places getting rid of extra weight having fun with friends having healthy cardiovascular system having heart attack health improving health keeping fit losing weight meeting chicks in park physical fitness preparing for race relaxing after busy day toning vanity weight loss yuppies

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.