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Definition of hog
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hog is as below...
Hog (n.) A
quadruped
of the genus Sus, and
allied
genera
of
Suidae;
esp., the
domesticated
varieties
of S.
scrofa,
kept for their fat and meat,
called,
respectively,
lard and pork;
swine;
porker;
specifically,
a
castrated
boar; a
barrow..
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Hedgehog
::
Hedgehog
(n.) A form of
dredging
machine.
Glyphographic
::
Glyphographic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
glyphography.
Urchin
::
Urchin
(n.) One of a pair in a
series
of small card
cylinders,
arranged
around
a
carding
drum; -- so
called
from its
fancied
resemblance
to the
hedgehog..
Pathogenesis
::
Pathogenesis
(n.)
Pathogeny.
Cooper
::
Cooper
(n.) One who makes
barrels,
hogsheads,
casks,
etc..
Warrin
::
Warrin
(n.) An
Australian
lorikeet
(Trichoglossus
multicolor)
remarkable
for the
variety
and
brilliancy
of its
colors;
--
called
also
blue-bellied
lorikeet,
and
blue-bellied
parrot..
Mythographer
::
Mythographer
(n.) A
composer
of
fables.
Lory
::
Lory (n.) Any one of many
species
of small
parrots
of the
family
Trichoglossidae,
generally
having
the
tongue
papillose
at the tip, and the
mandibles
straighter
and less
toothed
than in
common
parrots.
They are found in the East
Indies,
Australia,
New
Guinea,
and the
adjacent
islands.
They feed
mostly
on soft
fruits
and on the honey of
flowers..
Psychogenesis
::
Psychogenesis
(n.)
Genesis
through
an
internal
force,
as
opposed
to
natural
selection..
Suine
::
Suilline
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a hog or the Hog
family
(Suidae).
Homograph
::
Homograph
(n.) One of two or more words
identical
in
orthography,
but
having
different
derivations
and
meanings;
as, fair, n., a
market,
and fair, a.,
beautiful..
Sulphury
::
Sulphurwort
(n.) The hog's
fennel.
See under
Fennel.
Hog
::
Hog (n.) A
rough,
flat
scrubbing
broom for
scrubbing
a
ship's
bottom
under
water..
Orthographical
::
Orthographical
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
orthography,
or right
spelling;
also,
correct
in
spelling;
as,
orthographical
rules;
the
letter
was
orthographic..
Boshvark
::
Boshvark
(n.) The bush hog. See under Bush, a
thicket..
Sucker
::
Sucker
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of North
American
fresh-water
cyprinoid
fishes
of the
family
Catostomidae;
so
called
because
the lips are
protrusile.
The flesh is
coarse,
and they are of
little
value as food. The most
common
species
of the
Eastern
United
States
are the
northern
sucker
(Catostomus
Commersoni),
the white
sucker
(C.
teres),
the hog
sucker
(C.
nigricans),
and the chub, or sweet
sucker
(Erimyzon
sucetta).
Some of the large
Western
species
are
called
buffalo
fish, red
horse,
b
Bunodonts
::
Bunodonts
(n. pl.) A
division
of the
herbivorous
mammals
including
the hogs and
hippopotami;
-- so
called
because
the teeth are
tuberculated.
Photolithographer
::
Photolithographer
(n.) One who
practices,
or one who
employs,
photolithography..
Hogged
::
Hogged
(imp. & p. p.) of Ho.
Antitoxine
::
Antitoxine
(n.) A
substance
(sometimes
the
product
of a
specific
micro-organism
and
sometimes
naturally
present
in the blood or
tissues
of an
animal),
capable
of
producing
immunity
from
certain
diseases,
or of
counteracting
the
poisonous
effects
of
pathogenic
bacteria..
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