1 definition by Phil I. Buster

Howard

This common surname derives from the phrase "Hog Warden", the name of one of the most important of the Officers of an English Feudal Manor. (Sources: an online document dating from Feudal England and a segment of the late John Ciardi's wonderful radio program.)

My brother's name, strangely enough, was Howard.

by Phil I. Buster September 26, 2010