hoggishness

There is food and raiment, a chance to live, and love and labor – for everyone; these things are included in our ticket, only some of us have not known it, and some others have reached out and taken more than their share, and try to excuse their "hoggishness" by declaring that God did not intend all to travel on the same terms, but you and I know God better than that.

In Times Like These 1915

Kearns's hoggishness left nothing in the till for Gibbons, who, in essence, fought this one for welts, bruises and pride.

Hicks KO'd In Sticks Bill Kauffman 2010

Kearns's hoggishness left nothing in the till for Gibbons, who, in essence, fought this one for welts, bruises and pride.

Hicks KO'd In Sticks Bill Kauffman 2010

Kearns's hoggishness left nothing in the till for Gibbons, who, in essence, fought this one for welts, bruises and pride.

Hicks KO'd In Sticks Bill Kauffman 2010

Watch out - there's some horsetrading going on to remove the supermajority requirement for the school levies. gluttons don't stop feeding [or taxing in this case] until they collapse in on their own hoggishness.

Sound Politics: It's in the P-I 2007

Such unparalleled hoggishness and meanness never went unpunished at the front, and I resolved that he would be no exception to the rule.

S.O.S. Stand to! Reginald Grant

If you come across this type and get a chance to deal with him on your private strength open his eyes to his hoggishness.

The Doctrine and Practice of Yoga A. P. Mukerji

There may be some selfish brutes left with a good deal of hoggishness in their nature!

The Common Sense of Socialism A Series of Letters Addressed to Jonathan Edwards, of Pittsburg John Spargo 1921

I am tempted, too, to devote a thirdly to the astounding materialism, almost the downright hoggishness, of his whole system - its absolute exclusion of everything approaching an æsthetic motive.

Prejudices : first series, 1919

Again and again, in the course of their drives, he and the Mistress had sickened at sight of mutely eloquent little bodies left in mid-road or tossed in some ditch, -- testimony to the carelessness and callous hoggishness of autoists.

Further Adventures of Lad Albert Payson Terhune 1907