α. 1500s hogs puddinge, 1600s– hogs pudding, 1600s– hog's pudding, 1700s– hogs' pudding.
β. See hog n.1 and pudding n.
hog's puddingn.
/ˌhɒɡz ˈpʊdɪŋ/, U.S. /ˌhɔɡz ˈpʊdɪŋ/, /ˌhɑɡz ˈpʊdɪŋ/ A type of sausage containing pig offal and fat mixed with a cereal filler, as oatmeal or breadcrumbs, and any of various other ingredients, as suet, herbs, spices, currants, etc., varying in recipe according to locality.Hog's puddings are more commonly white (see white pudding n.), but black varieties are also available (see black pudding n.).
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franchemyle1381
herbelade?c1390
haggisc1400
black puddinga1450
blood puddingc1450
bloodinga1500
liveringa1500
haggis pudding1545
white pudding1578
swine's pudding1579
hog's pudding1583
Bolognian sausage1596
bloodling1598
andouille1605
andouillet1611
cervelat1613
mortadella1613
polony1654
blacking1674
hacking1674
whiting1674
Oxford sausagec1700
saucisson1772
German sausage1773
saveloy1784
blood sausage1799
white hawse1819
liver sausage1820
black pot1825
chipolata1830
Bologna sausage1833
butifarra1836
mettwurst1836
Cambridge sausage1840
boudin1845
chorizo1846
German1847
liverwurst1852
salami1852
station-Jack1853
leberwurst1855
wurst1855
blutwurst1856
bag of mystery1864
Vienna sausage1865
summer sausage1874
wienerwurst1875
mealy pudding1880
whitepot1880
wiener1880
erbswurst1885
pepperoni1888
mystery bag1889
red-hot1890
weenie1891
hot dog1892
frankfurter1894
sav?1894
Coney Island1895
coney1902
garlic sausage1905
boloney1907
kishke1907
drisheen1910
bratwurst1911
banger1919
cocktail sausage1927
boerewors1930
soy sausage1933
thuringer1933
frank1936
fish sausage1937
knackwurst1939
foot-long1941
starver1941
soya sausage1943
soysage1943
soya link1944
brat1949
Vienna1952
kielbasa1953
Coney dog1954
tube steak1963
Weisswurst1963
Cumberland sausage1966
merguez1966
tripe sausage1966
schinkenwurst1967
boerie1981
'nduja1996
1583 tr. B. des Périers Mirrour of Mirth f. 24v Within certain dayes after, the Priest did kill a fat hog, & sent for this Husband-man to dinner, to make merie with hogs puddinges.
1614 J. Selden Titles of Honor 72 As ridiculous a denomination, as Lucanica, signifying a kind of Hogs-pudding.
1631 tr. J. A. Comenius Porta Linguarum Reserata xxxvi. §422 Hee maketh gut puddings, and chitterings, liuer puddings, sawsedges, hogs puddings, bluddings, or blacke puddings.
1672 M. Atkins Cataplus 17 Out of Greece thou shalt have prog, Hogs puddings, oat-cakes, milk and butter, [etc.].
1712 J. Addison Spectator No. 269. ¶8 He had sent a string of Hogs-puddings..to every poor Family in the Parish.
1727 E. Smith Compl. Housewife 91 To make Black Hogs Puddings Boil all the Hogs-harslet in about five gallons of water,..mix all these with half the Groats and two quarts of Blood [etc.].
a1777 S. Foote Devil upon Two Sticks (1778) iii. 53 I would gladly join in putting these Philistines to flight; for I abhor them worse than hogs' puddings, in which the unclean beast and the blood are all jumbled together.
1833 H. Martineau Brooke & Brooke Farm (ed. 3) vii. 87 Bacon in plenty..and hog's-puddings and lard for the children.
1870 J. O'Hanlon Irish Folk Lore x. 71 In a moment a fine plump hog's pudding appeared on the pan, and its fatty exudations were soon commingling with the melted dripping.
1910 Fort Wayne (Indiana) Jrnl.-Gaz. 19 June 6/2 Hardly had she said the word when the hog's pudding was frizzling in the pan on the fire before her.
1978 C. Trillin Alice, let's Eat 50 Alice fried the hog's pudding to a crisp crust.
2008 Express & Echo (Exeter) (Nexis) 5 May 10 Westaways, based in Kinsteignton, sells its prize-winning sausages and hogs' pudding in major supermarkets.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, November 2010; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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