to oink
- verb
- /ɔɪŋk/
- N3: The servant bows deeply to the pigs, which oink at him.
- pig oinked
I have had four, oink, oink, oink and oink Bert.
- I have had four, oink, oink, oink and oink Bert.
Examples
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The piggies would go oink, oink if they knew how the old boar died.
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Squeal and oink some more, why don't you?
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Now, who's ready to oink?
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The pigs oink, oink
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When the farmer called, the pigs started to oink eagerly in response.
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The young children laughed as they imitated the sound a pig makes, saying 'oink!'
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As the pig rolled in the mud, it let out a joyful oink.
Synonyms
To make a long, high sound like a pig or excited child
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Oink as a verb comes from the same idea: it copies the pig noise. So to oink is to 'make the pig sound', just like a cow 'moos' or a dog 'barks', and that helps you remember the meaning.