pigged

Stuffed oneself silly

Pigged is the past tense of pig, a verb with several informal meanings.

To pig out is to eat greedily or excessively: We pigged out on pizza and ice cream.

In industrial contexts, a pipe is pigged when a device called a pig is sent through it to clean or inspect the interior.

Someone who has pigged it has lived in squalid or messy conditions, often temporarily: We pigged it in a tiny apartment that summer.

excess

overstuffed

Excessively filled or padded

satiated · surfeited · engorged · overfull · crammed · bursting · replete · satiety · repletion · surfeit

gorging

overeating

Consuming beyond bodily needs

wolfing · devouring · guzzling · scarfing · snarfing · gormandizing · chowing · noshing · swilling · feasting

squalor

sty

Pig enclosure

  • filthFoul, accumulated matter
  • messDisorderly, troublesome condition
  • slobHabitually untidy person

slovenly · unkempt · dirty · wallowing · muddy · grimy · disheveled · sloppy · untidy · cluttered

greed

hoarding

Excessive accumulation of goods

selfishness · grasping · acquisitiveness · covetousness · avarice · rapacity · taking · keeping · accumulating · snatching

Opposites
eating behavior

piggednibbled

Ate in small bites

picked at · pecked at · fasted · abstained · held back

cleanliness/tidiness of behavior

piggedtidied

Made neat

cleaned · neat · tidy · clean · tidied up

Phrases
Family

piggy, piggish, pigging, piggery

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