6. (old).—A Hampshireman.

1770. Lord Hailes, Ancient Scottish Poems, ‘Dance of the Seven

Deadly Sins.’ Note on line 115. And thus his ill-bred raillery will

be like that of Essex calves, Hampshire hogs, Middlesex mongrels,

Norfolk dumplings, Welsh goats, etc.

Verb (American).—1. To cheat; to humbug; to gammon (q.v.).

1867. Browne (Artemus Ward). ‘Among the Mormons’, ii., 10. Go my

son, and Hog the public.

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