Hogg is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for HOGG in dictionary:

NOUN [BRITISH.]:
• hog.
NOUN:
• a yearling sheep, also HOGGEREL, HOGGET
• Scottish writer of rustic verse (1770-1835)
• a sheep up to the age of one year; one yet to be sheared
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a young sheep
• same as hog

Words related to HOGG

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Words that contain HOGG

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How to use HOGG in a sentence

• Hogg, peasant-poet of the Ettrick forest, was supported in all his earlier years by tending sheep and borrowing money from his friends.
• Hogg says, she had a propensity to strong courses, and would talk of suicide in a speculative way.
• Hogg does not think he had fixed notions concerning anything.
• Lockhart, James Hogg, and, for a time, William Maginn.
• XLVI I have been reading all the old Shelley literature lately, Hogg and Trelawny and Medwin and Mrs.
• Hogg proposes to collect and reprint under the above title, the best of the grave and gay tales with which he has aided the Magazines and Annuals during the last few years.
• Hogg than by attempting to imitate his conversational style.
• He also knew Aytoun, Professor Ferrier, De Quincey, Hartley Coleridge, and Hogg, and was one of the first guests of Tibbie Sheils, on the spit of land between St.
• There is no trace of James Hogg in the poem, which, to my mind, is perfectly original.
• We had lodged the night before at Traquhair, where Hogg had joined us, and also Dr.
• Hogg, the friend of Shelley, was wont to tell how the bright eyes of his comrade would dilate at the sight of even a puddle by the roadside.
• The said Hogg is a strange being, but of great, though uncouth, powers.
• Letters from Scott to Hogg and Laidlaw are included.
• Hogg, to business, it was me that robbed the Black Prince mine.
• None of these, certainly not Wilson, nor Hogg, nor Aytoun, were friends of the Romantic school, as illustrated by Keats and Shelley.
• Hogg, on the part of the East India Company, announced that the company had made grants of L5000 per year to Lord Hardinge for life, and L2000 per year to Lord Gough.
• Robert Hogg was born in the parish of Stobo, about the close of the century.
• His father was William Hogg, eldest brother of the Ettrick Shepherd.
• Robert Hogg was of low stature and of retiring manners.
• Sent, with a specimen copy of THE AMERICAN GARDEN, a new Illustrated Journal of Garden Art, edited by James Hogg, on receipt of ten cents.
• Allan Cunningham ranks next to Hogg as a writer of Scottish song.
• But by Bell and a few others, who saw the diamond glittering in the rough casket, Hogg was duly appreciated.
• Hogg, the latter of whom assisted in the store kept by her husband, Robert Hogg.
• Hogg had revealed to the young seaman her treasure.
• BEATRICE HOGG, first-class Diploma, National Training School of Cookery.
• Rose, of Holly Farm, Hogg, the miller, and one or two neighbours of lesser degree appeared to be in earnest debate over some point of unusual difficulty.
• Hogg pinched his friend in his excitement, and both watched Mr.
• Hogg, was steered in the direction of the hospitable doors of the White Swan.
• At Kernstown, behind Hogg Run, the Federal rear-guard halted for the last time, but after a short engagement fell back on Winchester.
• It was known that Hogg conceived the idea, and wrote some portion of the article.
• Privates Ogg and Hogg are in charge of Number Thirteen target.
• Hogg and I had been children together, playing in the same yard, while yet none of us had learned that they were of a superior and I of a subject race.
• Nevertheless, Hogg is one of the best of modern Scotch ballad poets.
• They were sound criticisms, for Hogg had an intimate knowledge of popular poetry and a quick perception of what was genuine and what was spurious in such compositions.
• Scott, in his longer poems, is often profuse and unequal, but always on a much higher level than Hogg.
• Hogg employs the broad Scotch, but it is mostly the vernacular of his own time.

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