Hog
111hog-rat — hogˈ rat noun The hutia, a West Indian rodent (genus Capromys) • • • Main Entry: ↑hog …
112hog-shouther — hogˈ shouther / shooˈdhər/ transitive verb (Scot) To jostle with the shoulder • • • Main Entry: ↑hog …
113hog-skin — hogˈ skin noun Leather made of the skin of pigs, pigskin • • • Main Entry: ↑hog …
114hog in armour — A boor in fine clothes • • • Main Entry: ↑hog …
115hog|ger|y — «HOG uhr ee, HG », noun, plural ger|ies. 1. the act of taking more than one s share, hoggishness. 2. a place where hogs are kept or raised …
116hog|get — «HOG iht, HG », noun. 1. British. a yearling sheep. 2. wool from lambs 12 to 14 months old …
117hog|ma|nay — «HOG muh NAY», noun. (in Scotland and northern England) the last day of the year, when children call at friends houses and ask for oatmeal cakes and presents. ╂[apparently ultimately < Old French aguillanneuf; origin uncertn] …
118hog|nut — «HOG NUHT, HG », noun. 1. U.S. a) the pignut. b) the hickory tree on which it grows. 2. a European earthnut …
119hog|pen — «HOG PEHN, HG », noun. 1. a place where hogs are kept; hoggery. 2. Figurative. a filthy place …
120hog|wash — «HOG WOSH, WSH; HG », noun. 1. refuse used to feed hogs; swill. 2. Slang. worthless stuff; nonsense …