hog loom
hog loom noun: a sunk receptacle or trough (especially of brick) to throw therein the wash and refuse for pigs to eat.
Noun
hog loom (plural hog looms)
- A sunk receptacle or trough (especially of brick) to throw therein the wash and refuse for pigs to eat.
- Synonyms:
- hog cistern, hog-tub
Synonyms of hog loom
Forms of hog loom
| plural | hog looms |
|---|---|
| alternative form | hog-loom |
| alternative form | hogloom |
Questions about hog loom
- What does hog loom mean?
- Hog loom means a sunk receptacle or trough (especially of brick) to throw therein the wash and refuse for pigs to eat.
- What part of speech is hog loom?
- Hog loom is a noun.
- What is the plural of hog loom?
- The plural of hog loom is hog looms.
Words near hog loom in the dictionary
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