unhogged

/ˈʌnˌhɔɡd/ or /ˈʌnhɒɡd/

Definitions

1. verb

past tense of hog, to take or remove a large amount of something, especially food or a valuable resource

“After a long winter, the community was unhogged of their winter stock of food.”

2. adjective

not hogged or taken, available in large quantities

“The unhogged land in the countryside was perfect for grazing animals.”

Synonyms

  • unseized
  • untaken

Antonyms

  • hogged
  • taken