Dat Massa Huggin big schooner, sah," said Caesar sharply; and he had hardly spoken when the heavy but sharp brassy sound of a big gun came from quite another direction.
Caesar drefful frighten we no get the gunpowder go off when Massa Huggin man come.
Dey all close 'longside and wait for more Massa Huggin man.
Caesar go first and see Massa Huggin gone take Massa Allen 'way.
Massa Huggin say come catch all de boy an' flog 'em heart out.
But Massa Huggin flog um, and some shut eye and nebber open um again.
Den Massa Huggin drinkum, drinkum, and go drefful bad and nebber flog no more poor niggah.
Then you tell your Massa Huggin he's a liar," growled the big sailor.
Bring Massa Huggin men come see what's all a bobbery and kill um all.
Fink um wait till Massa Huggin bring all a men from two, free schooner.
The south side faces Huggin Lane, but the tower and spire are of no interest.
In the year 1627 the parishioners made a new door to this church into Wood Street, where till then it had only one door, standing in Huggin Lane.
Both the great men founded Clubs: Johnson's was in Essex Street, Strand, to say nothing of the Literary or Johnson Club; the other in Huggin Lane.
Mr. Pickwick was a City man, and his club met in Huggin Lane, in the City.
It transpired that this intruder's name was Blotton, a person in the haberdashery line, and that he came from somewhere in the neighbourhood of Huggin Lane.
The George and Vulture" was not far from Huggin Lane, so Mr. Pickwick must have been constantly at the Club, or could have been had he chosen to go there.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "huggin" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
