porks
Hog flesh varieties
Porks is the third-person singular verb form of pork.
To pork someone is vulgar slang for having sex with them: He porks anything that moves.
The related pork out means to overeat: We porked out on pizza.
In political contexts, to pork is to load legislation with wasteful spending earmarked for constituents.
Cured smoked pork
ribs · belly · tenderloin · shoulder · crackling · fatback · pancetta · prosciutto
Designates for specific use
- appropriationsDesignated funds for purposes
- barrelHooped cylindrical vessel
- wastefulUsing resources carelessly
- governmentAuthority over a state
subsidies · politicians · budget · taxpayer · lobbyists · kickbacks · favoritism · graft
bacon
Cured smoked pork
loin · ribs · belly · tenderloin · shoulder · crackling · fatback · pancetta · prosciutto · carnitas
earmarks
Designates for specific use
- appropriationsDesignated funds for purposes
- barrelHooped cylindrical vessel
- wastefulUsing resources carelessly
government · subsidies · politicians · budget · taxpayer · lobbyists · kickbacks · favoritism · graft · patronage
braise
Sear, then slow-simmer
smoke · cure · render · brine · slow-cook · barbecue · sear · stew · glaze · marinate
exploits
Notable daring actions
deceives · cons · tricks · defrauds · fleeces · gouges · rips off · overcharges · bilks · hustles
porksvegetables
Edible plants, not fruits
tofu · legumes · plant proteins · seitan · tempeh
- pork chopCut from a pig
- pulled porkSlow-cooked shredded shoulder meat
- roast porkBaked pig meat
- pork loinCut from pig's back
- pork rindsFried pig skin
- pork and beansCured meat with legumes
pork, porky, porcine, porked, porking, porkpie, porkier, porkiest, porkies