"hoggan-bag" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: hoggan-bags [plural]
Etymology: From hoggan (“pork pasty”), which see for more. Etymology templates: {{m|en|hoggan||pork pasty}} hoggan (“pork pasty”) Head templates: {{en-noun}} hoggan-bag (plural hoggan-bags)
  1. (Cornwall, obsolete) A miner's bag used to carry provisions. Tags: Cornwall, obsolete Categories (topical): Containers, Mining

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