hoggy
- adjective
- /ˈhɔɡi/
- Offensive
- Don't be so hoggy with the pizza—let others have some too.
Examples
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His hoggy behavior at the buffet annoyed the other guests.
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She can get a bit hoggy when it comes to sharing her favorite snacks.
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That was a hoggy move!
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He is acting so hoggy about the snacks.
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Don't be so hoggy with the pizza—let others have some too.
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His hoggy behavior at the buffet annoyed the other guests.
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She can get a bit hoggy when it comes to sharing her favorite snacks.
Synonyms
Wanting more food, money, or things than needed
Wanting more than is fair or safe
Very greedy for money and willing to take things from others
A person who eats too much and acts greedy and rude
A person who takes more than others, especially food, in a greedy, rude way
Very rude and greedy in behavior, like a pig
Having messy, greedy, or rude manners
Greedy and messy while eating, showing bad manners
Wanting far more than is fair or reasonable
Antonyms
How Greedy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Hoggy comes from hog ('pig') plus the ending -y meaning 'like' or 'full of'. Think of someone who 'hogs' the pizza and takes too much like a greedy pig, so hoggy means being greedy or taking more than your share.