hogged

/ hɒɡd /

adjective

1. nautical (of a vessel) having a keel that droops at both ends Compare sag

Example Sentences

While Norwegian Haaland's remarkable scoring feats in this campaign - 27 now for club and country - have hogged the headlines, Foden is a key part of that "talent up front".

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Love Is All Around is a member of a very small club of hits that hogged the charts in the 1990s to the point many couldn't listen to them any more.

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Snoop, the all-seeing dog in the best picture nominee “Anatomy of a Fall,” has really hogged the pooch spotlight.

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“You don’t have to say that somebody hogged credit,” but rather that she isn’t getting the recognition she deserves.

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It was a rare break for Republicans who desperately want to keep Biden front and center after the rollback of abortion rights and former president Donald Trump’s legal troubles hogged the spotlight all summer.

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Related Words

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