Pronunciation: /hɒɡ waɪld/
noun a wild or frenzied state of excitement or activity
A1 My little brother went hog wild at the birthday party, eating all the cake and candy.
A2 The children went hog wild when they saw the pile of presents under the Christmas tree.
B1 After weeks of dieting, she went hog wild at the all-you-can-eat buffet.
B2 The fans went hog wild when their team won the championship game.
C1 The shoppers went hog wild during the Black Friday sales, grabbing everything in sight.
C2 The investors went hog wild when the stock market hit record highs, buying up shares left and right.
adjective extremely enthusiastic or excited
A1 The children went hog wild at the birthday party.
A2 After winning the game, the fans went hog wild with excitement.
B1 The shoppers went hog wild during the Black Friday sales.
B2 The students went hog wild when they found out they were going on a field trip.
C1 The crowd went hog wild when their team scored the winning goal.
C2 The fans went hog wild when their favorite band took the stage.
formal The stock market went hog wild after the announcement of the new government policy.
informal When the pizza arrived, the kids went hog wild and finished it in minutes.
slang At the concert, the fans went hog wild when their favorite band came on stage.
figurative After winning the championship, the team went hog wild celebrating their victory.
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