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logboggan [< log + toboggan] 
n. See quote.
See also: bogan ((2))
- 1951 Numerous fiat slabs of clay-ironstone were at hand from the previous building operations. We skidded them over on a logboggan, improvised one evening by setting the ends of three light boards in a slot sawed and then chiseled from a short poplar log.
- 1951 Numerous fiat slabs of clay-ironstone were at hand from the previous building operations. We skidded them over on a logboggan, improvised one evening by setting the ends of three light boards in a slot sawed and then chiseled from a short poplar log.