hogans

‡ Today, they are known for their houses, called hogans, made of logs and earth; for their work as ranchers and shepherds; and for their skill in weaving distinctive blankets and fashioning turquoise and silver jewelry.

Navajos 2002

At present the Navajos live in little huts, called hogans, scattered over the reservation, and it is very seldom that more than one or two of these huts are found together.

The Navajo Indians 1890

In the interest of brevity, I've left out other classics and potentially denigrating favorites such as jugs, melons, hogans, cans, headlights, fun bags, yabbos and gazongas.

The Many Splendors of Boobs 2011

I'm talking about the Navajo, or more correctly, Dine' Elders who live traditionally in hogans with dirt floors and no running water or electricity.

Jay Tavare: Adopt a Native Elder: When the Spirit Moves You... Jay Tavare 2011

I'm talking about the Navajo, or more correctly, Dine' Elders who live traditionally in hogans with dirt floors and no running water or electricity.

Jay Tavare: Adopt a Native Elder: When the Spirit Moves You... Jay Tavare 2011

Afterall, some of them went home to hogans without water, electricity, or bathrooms; but, the overwhelming majority just wanted a chance in life.

Cheeseburger Gothic » So, Caprica. 2010

Did you just watch another “hogans heroes” episode between fox cable “news” shows?

Think Progress » FACT CHECK: Health Care Reform Will Not Move Military Health Care ‘To The Department That Handles Welfare’ 2010

One room hogans are common and they are heated with "woods" that my students have to keep going throughout the night.

Space Ships, Skin Walkers, Ghosts, and Beyond 2008

Or is it just that all the "Log Cabin" Republicans relocated to hogans?

Susie Bright: Better Than a Texas Whuppin' 2008

She comes out of the bathroom and says "whoooo, I'm higher than hogans goat."

grizmom Diary Entry grizmom 2007