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Meanings of wild pig in English
Omnivore species of mammal.
Related terms
Usage of wild pig in English
1
They'd spent the day at it, and shot one small wild pig.
2
He has shot battalions of tigers and speared squadrons of wild pig.
3
While we were thus engaged a wild pig ran grunting past us.
4
He passed through a sun-speckled meadow, barren of deer or wild pig.
5
They dined on wild pig with squash and tomatoes from his garden.
6
Or a wild pig, if we find a good stand of oak trees.
7
First they killed a wild pig in the outback on camera.
8
A wild pig, Sus timoriensis; perhaps the same as some of the Moluccan species.
9
Four servants placed on the table a wild pig, still covered with its bristles.
10
Two men who have killed a wild pig desire fire.
11
Subsisting chiefly upon meat, their favourite food is wild pig.
12
He was an old man and on his shoulders was a dead wild pig.
13
Hunting, deer; wild pig; rhinoceros; by the Penyahbongs; part taken by women in; omens concerning
14
The sharpened metal hook was decorated with a carved mother-of-pearl spinner and a wild pig's tail.
15
They were forcing him toward the riverbank as if they were hunting down a wild pig.
16
I spotted wild pig, more deer, rabbits, red coats and white, brown fur and russet red.
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Wild pig through the time
Wild pig across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common