piglet
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- noun
- /ˈpɪɡlɪt/
:
lechón
- James will have chicks, bunnies, and piglets as part of his nursery experience.
Or a pickled piglet is the best thing on earth.
- Or a pickled piglet is the best thing on earth.
- He he grabs the piglet by her hind legs and slams her head first into the ground.
- And so I got picked to collect sperm from a pig to then, which was then going to be inseminated, which somebody else did into a sow to make piglets.
- And this not for I was on his knees and he had his young piglets his knees and and he was Tony was watching.
Examples
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I never knew piglets had long, furry tails.
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You're like a little piglet.
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I look like a little piglet and I I love it.
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What I like best... is me and Piglet... going to see you...
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Are you ready to roll, piglet?
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Eating your sandwich like a piglet while I talk.
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I do have a lot of piglets at the moment.
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When I saw the sign for piglets, I told my father to stop the car.
Fiction book (1992) -
If my evidence could be taken at face value, at least three piglets had escaped.
Fiction book (2000) -
The farmer welcomed the cute piglet into the world on his farm.
Synonyms
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A young farm animal with a short nose and curly tail
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A very young pig that still drinks its mother's milk, often cooked whole for roasting
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A young pig kept on a farm
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A very small pig people often call in a cute way
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A young pig that still drinks its mother's milk
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A young pig that has just stopped drinking its mother's milk
A young pig that no longer drinks its mother's milk
A whole very young pig roasted for a special meal
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Morphology
Etymology
Piglet is simply the word pig plus the small-ending -let, which means 'small' or 'little'. So a piglet is a small pig, often a very young one still feeding from its mother.