adjective describing someone or something as greedy or selfish, like a hog
Used in a metaphorical sense to describe characters or actions that are excessively selfish or greedy
Describing a person's behavior as selfish, greedy, or gluttonous
Referring to animals, particularly pigs, that are greedy or excessively voracious in eating
In a literary context, 'hoggish' may be used to describe a character who is greedy or selfish in their actions or desires.
Psychologists may use the term 'hoggish' to describe behavior characterized by excessive self-indulgence or lack of consideration for others.
A chef may use 'hoggish' to describe a dish that is overly rich or indulgent in flavor.
A financial analyst may use 'hoggish' to describe a company or individual who is excessively focused on profits or financial gain.
An athletic trainer may use 'hoggish' to describe an athlete who is overly focused on personal success at the expense of teamwork or sportsmanship.