hogges
noun as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:He hogges like mad when he's downloading movies from the internet.
Definition:Imitates a typing mistake of 'goes like mad', meaning to do something very fast or enthusiastically.
Example:The story sounds hogges to be true, but we should still check the facts.
Definition:Uses the misspelling to suggest something is seemingly true or believable, similar to 'seems to be true'.
Example:The firefighters hogges to the rescue when they heard the alarm go off.
Definition:An altered version of 'goes to rescue', used humorously to indicate someone is quickly coming to the aid of a situation.
Example:The rumor about the new cafeteria menu hogges around the school.
Definition:Imitates the phrase 'goes around', meaning something is spread or circulated among people.
Example:He hogges like a bear cub when he plays with his toys.
Definition:Uses the misspelling to mean something resembles or is similar to another thing.
Example:The party hogges off with a loud crash of music.
Definition:A variation of 'goes off' to denote something breaks out suddenly or starts to happen.
Example:The days hogges by without much happening.
Definition:Imitates the phrase 'goes by' meaning time passes.
Example:She hogges into the room where her friends are waiting.
Definition:Imitates the phrase 'goes into' meaning to enter something.
Example:The project hogges along slowly despite everyone's efforts.
Definition:Imitates the phrase 'goes along' meaning to progress or proceed.
Example:He hogges off like a sprinter from the starting line.
Definition:Uses the misspelling to mean achieves or escapes like something else.
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