Definitions

1. noun

a record of events or activities, especially one kept regularly.

“She kept a log of her daily exercise routine.”

2. noun

a length of wood, typically a branch or trunk, cut and prepared for use as fuel.

“The fireplace was lit with a log of wood.”

3. noun

a section of a book or document, especially one containing a list of contents or an index.

“The log at the back of the book listed all the chapters.”

4. noun

a person’s journal or diary, especially one kept for a specific purpose or period.

“The log of her travels was full of interesting stories.”

5. verb

to enter information into a log or journal.

“She logged her hours worked on the project.”

6. verb

to enter a computer system or network, especially in order to gain unauthorized access.

“The hacker tried to log into the company’s database.”

7. verb

to cut and prepare wood for use as fuel.

“He logged the wood for the fireplace.”

8. verb

to measure or record the speed or distance of a vehicle, aircraft, etc.

“The pilot had to log the flight details.”

9. verb

to engage in sexual activity.

“He was accused of logging with a minor.”

10. verb

to make a record of events or activities, especially by writing them down.

“She logged her memories of the trip.”