The phrase "hog over" is not correct and does not appear to be a standard expression in written English.
It may be a misinterpretation or a typo of a different phrase.
Example: "He tends to hog over the conversation, not allowing others to speak."
Alternatives: "dominate" or "monopolize".
Nevertheless, he ventures to Wilson, N.C., to learn how to cook a whole hog over a fire.
They responded to concerns about fat by halving the percentage of fat in the average hog over the last 25 years.
Therefore, direct application of CR-HOG (of of standard HOG) over R h will possibly result in degraded performance.
It took Load Hog over a year to design and start manufacturing its products.
The average tablet owner hogs over 120 times more bandwidth than a traditional mobile user.
The strains thus caused may be as great as those encountered in sagging and hogging over large waves.
James F. Stone, a rancher in Lockhart, estimated that he had killed 500 hogs over the last three years on his property — 80 since January.
He cooks local pasture-raised whole hogs over wood embers for about 12 hours in custom-made pits in the 120-seat restaurant's open kitchen.
This place, a couple of hours northwest of Charleston, as well as the Scott family approach to slow-smoking whole hogs over hardwood coals, appears to be vestigial.
Its greatest practitioners cook whole hogs over hickory and pecan, chop the meat into a coarse mince (studded with crispy cracklings), and douse it with a mix of hot pepper and vinegar, finished with some ubiquitous and mysterious secret seasonings.
As a consequence, hog receipts at the Chicago stockyards rose from 392,000 hogs in 1860 to 1,410,000 hogs over the winter butchering season of 1864-1865; over the same time period, beef receipts in Chicago rose from 117,000 head to 339,000 head.
