hogg
[hawg, hog]
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noun British.
Hogg
[hog]
noun
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Tell him I was very glad to hear of two of my boys, English and Hogg.
General GordonJ. Wardle
Shelley and Hogg seem almost to have lived in reality the life of the Scholar Gipsy.
OxfordAndrew Lang
Mr. Hogg sometimes complains that undergraduates were left too much alone.
OxfordAndrew Lang
In some ways I dislike the name of Marmaduke as much as Hogg.
Ladies-In-WaitingKate Douglas Wiggin
When coupled with Hogg it loses what little distinction it might have had by itself.
Ladies-In-WaitingKate Douglas Wiggin
hogg
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Hogg
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