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hog-leg; hog leg
noun- an oversized handgun US, 1919
- Mr. Packard slaps his hogleg pistol. — Guy Owen, The Flim-Flam Man and the Apprentice Grifter, p. 13, 1972
- [A]nd the girl from the News would see it as his Dodge city pose: the daguerotype peace officer, now packing a snub-nosed .38 Smith with rubberbands around the grip instead of a hogleg .44. — Elmore Leonard, City Primeval, p. 35, 1980
- Spencer was holding a hog leg in his hand, the long shiny barrel pointed in his companion’s direction. Loop hadn’t even known that the Yankee had a hand-gun. — George Bowering, Caprice, 1987
- Counting the cylinder and grip, the shiny revolver is about 15 inches long and weighs seven pounds. It is, as they as, a real hogleg. — Dallas Morning News, p. 1A, 16 April 1995
- It’s already legal in our state to strap on a hogleg; in fact, the firearms industry is free to think up new and stylish ways women and men could accessorize their Pradas and Armanis with big iron and leather. — Santa Fe New Mexican, p. A-7, 15 March 2001
- a large marijuana cigarette US
- — Jim Emerson-Cobb, Scratching the Dragon, Apri 1997
- — Connie Eble (Editor), UNC-CH Campus Slang, p. 5, Spring 1998
- — Nick Brownlee, This Is Cannabis, 2002
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