4. (old Scots’).—A yearling sheep.

1796. Burns, Poems. What will I do gin my hoggie die, my joy, my

friend, my hoggie.

5. (American).—An inhabitant of Chicago. [That city being a notable

pig-breeding and pork-packing centre.]

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