hoggaster
/ˈhɒɡəstə/(also hogsteer)
noun
Historical. A sheep in its second year; a yearling sheep.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Inquisition Miscellany. From Anglo-Norman hogastre, hoggaster pig or boar in its second or third year, young sheep from English hog + Anglo-Norman -astre.
- atopy
- -ator
- at (or by) the hands (or hand) of
- at (or in) a pinch
- at (or in) close quarters
- at (or in) law
- at (or in) one fell swoop
- at (or on) short (or a moment's) notice
- at (or on) the heels of
- at (or to) heel
- infructescence
- in fruit
- infula
- in full
- in full career
- in full cry
- in full face
- in full flight
- in full flow
- (in) full rig
- in (full) spate
- in full swing
- in full view
- in fun
- infundibular