dial. [f. JAG sb.2] trans. To carry in a cart, or on a pack-horse. Hence Jogging.
1747. [see JAGGER2 2].
1847–78. Halliwell, Jag, to carry hay, &c. West.
1879. Miss Jackson, Shropsh. Word-bk., Jag, to carry hay, &c. in a cart.
1881. Raymond, Mining Gloss., Jagging. A mode of carrying ore to the reduction-works in bags on horses, mules, etc.
1887. S. Chesh. Gloss., Jag, to cart.
