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Meanings of pig out in English
Portuguese
devorar Catalan
afartar-se Overeat or eat immodestly; make a pig of oneself.
Usage of pig out in English
1
Add the other bread slice, cut sandwich in half, and pig out!
2
If I can't pig out on the weekend, when can I?
3
Aria shrugged and pulled the stuffed pig out of her bag.
4
Or did you pig out on the rest of the watermelon while I was gone?
5
Tradition dictates we pig out on roasted meat and boiled vegetables, and we happily oblige.
6
Then she opened the lid again, lifted the pig out, and held it against her cheek.
7
Take your pig out there and put it on the stump, and open it, facing this way.
8
I'd told her to pig out on pesto sauce, in which ground pine nuts is a primary ingredient.
9
Afterward she'd regret it, but there was no denying how much she wanted to dive in and pig out.
10
Your appearance is important to you, so you make more effort than most not to totally pig out at mealtimes.
11
Like a squeaking pig out of a sack;
12
He roared a battle challenge and knocked the pig out of the air as easily as if it were a pillow.
13
An old man, with the stump of a clay pipe in his lips, was turning his pig out to grass as I approached.
14
Do what I will, 'tis but giving them back one pig out of their own farrow; for we owe all we have to them.
15
He stopped at a roadside restaurant and pigged out on onion rings.
16
In towns, you expect to see fellow PCT hikers pigging out.