Hog
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 242
hog, n. a general name for swine a castrated hoar a pig v to cut short the hair of pr.p hogg'ing, pa p. hogged'. [W Jnvch; Bret. hot h, )u>uc h, swine hone'ha, to grunt.) Hoggerel, hog'6r-cl in Scot. Hogg), n a young sheep of the second year. fD hokkrling, a beast of one year old, from being fed in the hok pen Hogget, hog'et, n boar of the second year a sheep or roll after has pa ed its year. Hoggish, hug ish, adj resembling a hog brutish filthy selfish a,tv. Hogg'ishly —n. Hogg'lshne . Hogmanay, h g-nm-n n. hn Scot the old name foi the last day of tin* year. [Ely. unknown.
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