Definition of hog gum in English:

hog gum

noun ˈhɒɡ ɡʌm

1A kind of insoluble gum or resin obtained from any of various tropical trees, and formerly used medicinally.
2More fully "hog gum tree". Any of various tropical trees yielding hog gum; especially (a) either of two trees of the family Clusiaceae, Moronobea coccinea of South America, and Symphonia globulifera of Central and South America and parts of Africa; (b) the poisonwood, Metopium toxiferum (family Anacardiaceae), of Central America and the Caribbean.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Hans Sloane (1660–1753), physician and collector. From hog + gum.

Definition of hog gum in US English:

hog gum

nounˈhɒɡ ɡʌm

1A kind of insoluble gum or resin obtained from any of various tropical trees, and formerly used medicinally.
2More fully "hog gum tree". Any of various tropical trees yielding hog gum; especially (a) either of two trees of the family Clusiaceae, Moronobea coccinea of South America, and Symphonia globulifera of Central and South America and parts of Africa; (b) the poisonwood, Metopium toxiferum (family Anacardiaceae), of Central America and the Caribbean.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Hans Sloane (1660–1753), physician and collector. From hog + gum.

单词	hog gum
释义	Definition of hog gum in English: hog gum noun ˈhɒɡ ɡʌm 1A kind of insoluble gum or resin obtained from any of various tropical trees, and formerly used medicinally. 2More fully "hog gum tree". Any of various tropical trees yielding hog gum; especially (a) either of two trees of the family Clusiaceae, Moronobea coccinea of South America, and Symphonia globulifera of Central and South America and parts of Africa; (b) the poisonwood, Metopium toxiferum (family Anacardiaceae), of Central America and the Caribbean. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Hans Sloane (1660–1753), physician and collector. From hog + gum. Definition of hog gum in US English: hog gum nounˈhɒɡ ɡʌm 1A kind of insoluble gum or resin obtained from any of various tropical trees, and formerly used medicinally. 2More fully "hog gum tree". Any of various tropical trees yielding hog gum; especially (a) either of two trees of the family Clusiaceae, Moronobea coccinea of South America, and Symphonia globulifera of Central and South America and parts of Africa; (b) the poisonwood, Metopium toxiferum (family Anacardiaceae), of Central America and the Caribbean. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Hans Sloane (1660–1753), physician and collector. From hog + gum.
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