hog¹ /hog/

1. A general name for swine
2. A castrated boar
3. A pig reared for slaughter
4. A yearling sheep not yet shorn (also hogg)
5. The wool from such a sheep
6. A yearling of other species
7. A shilling (old slang)
8. A low filthy fellow
9. A greedy person
10. An inconsiderate boor
11. A person of coarse manners
12. A frame or brush that is hauled along a ship's bottom to clean it

1. To eat hoggishly
2. To arch or hump like a hog's back, esp of the hull of a ship

1. To take or use selfishly
2. To cut like a hog's mane
3. To behave like a hog or a road hog towards

hogged /hogd/ adjective

hoggˈerel noun

A yearling sheep

hoggˈery noun

1. Hogs collectively
2. Hoggishness of character
3. Coarseness

hoggˈet noun

A yearling sheep or colt

hoggˈish adjective

hoggˈishly adverb

hoggˈishness noun

hogˈhood noun

The nature of a hog

hogˈback or hog'sˈ-back noun

A hill-ridge, an ancient monument, or other object, shaped like a hog's back, ie curving down towards the ends

hog badger noun

An Asian badger with an elongated snout

hogˈ-cholera noun

Swine fever

hogˈ-deer noun

A small Indian deer

hogˈfish noun

A fish of N Atlantic waters, with bristles on its head

hogˈ-frame noun

A frame built to resist vertical flexure

hog heaven noun (US inf)

A condition of supreme happiness, contentment or pleasure

hogˈ-mane noun

A mane clipped short or naturally short and upright

hogˈ-maned adjective

hogˈnose noun

Any of various species of short-bodied, harmless American snakes (genus Heterodon)

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