Meanings of piggeries in English

One had twenty piggeries, of three hundred pigs each, in its forests.

Barns, cow-sheds, and piggeries were placed at some little distance off.

A smell of piggeries came from the back, and the grunting of the originators of that smell.

The money will be used for training in poultry farming, piggeries, and ornamental or floral arts and design.

Our information is that it's easier when you are dealing with commercial piggeries because you can control them.

The Queen plays with Columbus, permitting him familiarities, then banishing him to the stables and piggeries for forty days.

It came on with devastating force, bearing produce, fences, fruit-trees, piggeries, and every movable thing on its foaming crest.

On the following day my hosts took me round the farmery, fowl-run, piggeries, neat-houses and stalls being inspected one by one.

The door of the barn looked between the end of the cottage and some disused piggeries through a five-barred gate upon the highroad.

So she was not tired, although they walked through the sheep-houses and the piggeries, and looked in at the hens and the rabbits.

Facing the west are the stables (e), ox-sheds (f), goatstables (gl, piggeries (h), sheep-folds (i), together with the servants' and labourers' quarters (k).

Over the next six months, awareness in PNG would target "small holder piggeries and also village pig holders... to make sure they confine their pigs".

He found himself particularly amused by the red-haired daughter of the Manager of the European Piggeries.

Notting Hill used to be known as the Potteries and Piggeries because that's what it was famous for.

Or had been the so-called Three Ugly Sisters -also known as the Piggeries -in Liverpool, demolished in 1987?

"But," said Count Rudolph, coming to my rescue, "we also seek safety in the fortified piggeries."