hoggery
/ˈhɒɡrɪ/Definitions
1. noun
A place where pigs are kept, especially for breeding or fattening.
“The farmer’s hoggery was famous for producing high-quality pork.”
2. noun
A place where people or things are exploited for gain.
“The company’s hoggery of low-wage workers was exposed in a recent investigation.”
3. noun
A state of being lazy or idle, especially when someone is able to work but chooses not to.
“After losing his job, John fell into a state of hoggery and spent most of his days lounging on the couch.”
4. verb
To exploit or take unfair advantage of someone or something for gain.
“The politician was accused of hoggery by his opponents, who claimed he was lining his pockets with taxpayer money.”