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Meanings of pig in English
Domesticated omnivorous even-toed ungulate.
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Usage of pig in English
1
The pig is perhaps the most stubborn and courageous animal in India.
2
In vain did they wait, in the hope of recovering the pig.
3
You can look far and wide in Harlem without finding pig's feet.
4
The rabbit or guinea pig is used for demonstration in the laboratory.
5
Have the gravies in separate tureens on either side of the pig.
6
He looks like a lost pig in the Jungles by the river.
7
The pig in his pen possessed for her the most horrid fascination.
8
I can cook the apples and the pig on the same fire.
9
The Artaud butcher had just slaughtered Matthew, the pig, in the shed.
10
But a pig is only the unclean animal-theforbidden of the prophet.
11
The deer of the Moluccas and the pig have probably been introduced.
12
And the pieces of the money pig were put into the dustbin.
13
PRESIDENCY, n. The greased pig in the field game of American politics.
14
The story next describes the struggle between Pele and the pig god.
15
The pig was still under the bed, and the hens over it.
16
The superintendent complained of the pig from the new hot blast furnaces.
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Pig through the time
Pig across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
Common
Ireland
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