Hodge
- a typical name for a farm labourer; rustic
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Word Origin
C14 hogge, from familiar form of Roger
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Contemporary Examples
Entire towns or neighborhoods could not be targeted for quarantine, Hodge said.
Hodge traveled the country, hanging out with dozens and dozens of Bronies.
Hodge also criticized the Royal Household for not maintaining the upkeep of its royal properties, including Buckingham Palace.
Of course the big difference between them—which Hodge conceded—is that Buckingham Palace is inhabited and the Tower is not.
Following the rules, Strugnell sent a message to Hodge, submitting the word “door” as his answer.
Historical Examples
"I have always found it best to do just as Merriwell directs," said Hodge, stiffly.
Frank Merriwell's CruiseBurt L. Standish
Hodge had returned with the proper ammunition, and Jack was not supplied with a gun.
Frank Merriwell's CruiseBurt L. Standish
The words came from Hodge, and they were exactly what Bruce was thinking.
Frank Merriwell's CruiseBurt L. Standish
Browning came loafing down into the cabin, followed by Hodge.
Frank Merriwell's CruiseBurt L. Standish
"If French pushes him, he may be shut up for a while down this way," observed Hodge.
Frank Merriwell's CruiseBurt L. Standish