pig
Snout, hooves, corkscrew
Pig is the common name for animals in the swine family that are widely raised for food.
When used figuratively, pig has more negative associations than its near synonym hog and it is much more frequent.
A person called a pig is being called gluttonous, selfish, or offensive.
If you pig out, you eat a great quantity of something.
Pig is pejorative slang for policeman.
Swine, or monopolize
- swineDomestic porcine animals
- sowImplant in earth
- boarUndomesticated male swine
- snoutBeast's protruding face
oink · grunt · squeal · trotters · bristle · curly tail · porcine · ungulate
Pig as food
- baconCured smoked pork
- hamCured pig thigh
- sausageEncased ground meat
- prosciuttoUncooked cured Italian ham
pancetta · lard · crackling · chops · ribs · tenderloin · belly · carnitas
Law enforcement slang
- policeCivil law enforcement
- officerAuthority figure in uniform
- gluttonExcessive, voracious eater
- overeaterOne who gorges
chauvinist · sexist · hog · greedy · selfish
Excessive desire for wealth
- gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
- luckChance affecting outcomes
- prosperityGood fortune, success
- fertilityCapacity for reproduction
abundance · indulgence · excess · avarice · wealth · fortune · Babe · Wilbur
Wet soil mixture
Liquid food waste
- swillWatery refuse for pigs
- scrapsSmall remaining pieces
- cornCereal grown on cobs
- soybeanProtein-rich Asian legume
barley · grain · pellets · fodder · trough · mash · leftovers · acorns
Domesticated farm animals
- styPig enclosure
- swineherdLivestock tender for swine
- husbandryFarm management practice
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
barn · pasture · free-range · slaughter · feedlot · confinement · gestation · castration
Mentally quick, or fashionable
- trainableAble to be taught
- problem-solvingAddressing challenges methodically
- memoryMind's retention capacity
- cognitionMental knowledge acquisition
social · curious · learning · sentient · clever · tricks · responsive · awareness
Historic English county
- BerkshireCounty containing Windsor
- HampshireSouthern English county
- SaddlebackName for ridge-shaped places
- potbellyProtruding rounded abdomen
hog
Swine, or monopolize
snout · oink · grunt · squeal · trotters · bristle · curly tail · porcine · ungulate · mammal
pork
Pig as food
prosciutto · pancetta · lard · crackling · chops · ribs · tenderloin · belly · carnitas · trotters
cop
Law enforcement slang
greed
Excessive desire for wealth
- gluttonyGreedy excess in consumption
- luckChance affecting outcomes
- prosperityGood fortune, success
fertility · abundance · indulgence · excess · avarice · wealth · fortune · Babe · Wilbur
mud
Wet soil mixture
mucky · squalor · grime · sloppy · slob · unkempt · slovenly
slop
Liquid food waste
soybean · barley · grain · pellets · fodder · trough · mash · leftovers · acorns · forage
livestock
Domesticated farm animals
breeding · barn · pasture · free-range · slaughter · feedlot · confinement · gestation · castration · agriculture
smart
Mentally quick, or fashionable
- trainableAble to be taught
- problem-solvingAddressing challenges methodically
- memoryMind's retention capacity
cognition · social · curious · learning · sentient · clever · tricks · responsive · awareness · recognition
Yorkshire
Historic English county
- BerkshireCounty containing Windsor
- HampshireSouthern English county
- SaddlebackName for ridge-shaped places
potbelly · heritage · purebred · crossbreed
pigneat freak
One compulsively tidy
clean freak · germaphobe · neatnik · pristine · immaculate
- piggy bankCoin-slot savings container
- guinea pigsSmall domesticated rodent pets
- when pigs flyExpressing utter impossibility
- pig outEat to excess
- pig in a pokeUninspected purchase, uncertain value
- as happy as a pig in mudExtremely pleased, perfectly situated
pigeon, pigs, piggy, piglet, piglets, pigsty, pigged, piggyback, piggies