hogged's Usage Examples:

Shafna who hogged limelight with the recent super hit Katha Parayumpol and its Tamil version.

Rajpal Singh hogged the limelight with a sterling show at his first international outing at.

roman nosed), a full generous eye, shapely neck crested on the top, with a hogged mane and well defined wither.

It gets its English name because it was here that ships used to be hogged.

McKenna) was 'All arms and Legs' and Hog (Sean Flanagan) because he ostensibly hogged the limelight.

damages repaired 1816; hogged 1820 W.

London–Quebec LR; small repairs 1813 , damages repaired 1817, much hogged 1825 W.

During the campaign McKinnon hogged the stage for 15 min, keeping President Truman from speaking to the crowd.

Righted and found to be severely hogged.

"hogged") land around the bay.

Polo ponies have their manes hogged and their tails plaited up before a match, so that the polo mallet will.

removed from play Hogged rock A shot that comes to rest short of or on the far hog line and is removed from play Hogger See "hogged rock" House The three.

Thatcher, USN, wrote on June 30, 1865, after survey, "She was hogged when surrendered and is not strong enough to bear the weight of her full.

The horse has a hogged mane carved with zig-zag grooves that were painted in green and red.

counterpane from the bed (causing the ogre and ogress to argue about who hogged them).

more curved, it would look exaggerated; less curved, and it would appear hogged or raised in the middle, as the boat normally heels under sail.

hull of an inland steamboat in shape) parted, causing the ship to become hogged, that is the hull sagged at the bow and the stern.

eating grapefruit, and helping a piglet get some food from a platter being hogged by other swine at the table.

This was called being "hogged".

August 1805: the ship stopped dead on her launching berth, and her keel hogged.

Synonyms:

bulging; convex; broken-backed;

Antonyms:

intrusive; fit; undamaged; concave;