Meanings of pigpens in English

Bontoc dwelling, the Kat-yu′-fong, a widow's house, showing pigpens which extend beneath it

Together they prepare the soil of irrigated sementeras, and carry manure to them from the pigpens.

Chicken houses, pigpens, vegetable gardens, and orchards were visited by members returning from the midnight conclaves.

Metal pigpens just took off.

Hundreds of families were seeking shelter in every little house beside the road and were overflowing into the cowsheds and pigpens.

And at night she roosted on any handy place in the barn or the haymow, under the carriage-shed or even over the pigpens.

In the daytime they range about the pueblo feeding much in the pigpens, though they are fed a small amount of raw rice each morning.

One of the two southern tunnels had been collapsed as well, at the three-hundredth metre, and they used that area for chicken coops and pigpens.

As long as pigpens endure, and that shall be as long as the human race endures, why should not the line of phoebes also endure?

A questionnaire survey in 140 pig-raising households indicated that 59.3% of them lacked latrines while in 75.7% of the households members defecated directly into pigpens.

And he did not want to be dragged back to the pigpen.

He grabbed the frame to keep from falling into the pigpen himself.

In the pigpen, two sows poked their flat snouts through the bars.

The truck, driven by Mr. Arable, crawled slowly back to the pigpen.

It's just that the rock-biz, then as now, is a miserable pigpen.

Everybody who visited the pigpen had a good word to say about Wilbur.