hawg

[hawg]

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Examples from the Web for hawg

Next week, iconic images of Palin on a hawg will light up the Internet.
Sarah Palin's Calling the Shots for the 2012 GOP Field
Mark McKinnon
May 27, 2011

I am jest as able to yank a hawg as ever, sir; yes, sir, demmit—demmit!
Other Main-Travelled Roads
Hamlin Garland
“A hawg probably,” said the squire promptly—almost too promptly.
The Escape of Mr. Trimm
Irvin S. Cobb
I've got hawg fat sence then, but I don't believe I've softened any.
Rimrock Trail
J. Allan Dunn
They used to feed us peas and cornbread and hominy, and sometime they threw beef in a pot and bile it, but we never had hawg meat.
Slave Narratives: a Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves.
Work Projects Administration
And, after all, as the story has it, "what's time to a hawg?"
George Washington: Farmer
Paul Leland Haworth