Which of the following comes closest to your familiarity with the word "mogging"?

Which of the following comes closest to your familiarity with the word "mogging"? Published on 3 November 2026 → Survey conducted on 3 November 2026 on 4869 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I have heard this word before and am confident I know what it means

15%

I have heard this word before and feel I vaguely know what it means

16%

I have heard this word before, but have no idea what it means

15%

I have never heard this word before

54%

I have heard this word before and am confident I know what it means

15%

I have heard this word before and feel I vaguely know what it means

16%

I have heard this word before, but have no idea what it means

15%

I have never heard this word before

54%

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