pigwash
- noun
:
comida de cerdo
- The farmer poured the pigwash into the trough for the hungry pigs.
Examples
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The pigwash was made from leftover vegetables.
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Farmers often use pigwash to feed their pigs.
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Household pigwash was collected daily to supplement the animals' diet.
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Some people found the smell of pigwash unpleasant, but the pigs loved it.
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The farmer poured the pigwash into the trough for the hungry pigs.
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Household pigwash was collected daily to supplement the animals' diet.
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Some people found the smell of pigwash unpleasant, but the pigs loved it.
Synonyms
13
8.5
Food leftovers mixed with water or milk used to feed pigs
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6.4
Wet, unappetizing food often fed to animals
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2.7
Uneaten or leftover food that people throw away from homes and shops
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9.3
Wet food made from kitchen waste mixed with water or milk to feed pigs
Kitchen waste mixed with water or milk that people feed to pigs
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word pigwash combines pig and wash, where wash means 'liquid scraps' — kitchen waste mixed with water or milk that farmers give to pigs, so pigwash simply names the wet food waste fed to pigs.