hogged
/hɔɡd/
adjective
- Of a road or surface: having a raised center and lower sides, often due to wear or poor construction.
- After years of use, the asphalt became hogged and needed repaving.
- The farmer complained that the hogged lane caused his tractor to tilt dangerously.
- The old dirt road was hogged, making it difficult to drive a car with a low chassis.
verb
- Past tense and past participle of hog: to take or use more than one's fair share of something.
- He hogged the conversation at dinner, not letting anyone else speak.
- The kids hogged all the cookies before the party even started.
- She hogged the remote control all evening, refusing to let anyone else choose a show.