hog trough
/ˈhɒɡ trɒf/(also hogs trough, hog's trough, hogs' trough)
noun
1A trough from which hogs eat; a pig trough.
2In ploughing: a trough-like hollow between two furrow-slices.
Origin
Early 16th century. In some forms from the genitive of hog + trough. In some forms from hog + trough.
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- copper pyrites
- coppersmith
- coppersmith barbet
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- copper sulphate
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- coppice
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- Coppola, Francis Ford
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- coprime
- copro-
- coprocessor
- co-produce
- co-producer
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- prelature
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