Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A little pig.
- adjective Piggish.
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- noun hypocoristic A
pig (the animal). - noun hypocoristic A
guinea pig . - noun hypocoristic, slang A
toe . - noun mildly derogatory A pig, a greedy person.
- noun derogatory, slang, UK A member of the
police . - adjective
greedy - adjective
slovenly ,dirty
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Examples
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However, as I was shaping them, the doughs seem to have a mind of their own, and some decided they should be piggy and bears,some wanted to be a hybrid of piggy+ bears, and the rest, hybrid of dog + piggy...
Archive 2008-02-01 Mandy 2008
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I was never paid or offered a contract, so I assume that somehow I got lost in the shuffle and that piggy is free to go back to market.
Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2010
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As for Great Britain piggy-backing on American ideas.
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These claims are sometimes called piggy back claims as the men "piggy back" on the successful women's claims.
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These claims are sometimes called piggy back claims as the men "piggy back" on the successful women's claims.
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These claims are sometimes called piggy back claims as the men "piggy back" on the successful women's claims.
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These claims are sometimes called piggy back claims as the men "piggy back" on the successful women's claims.
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These claims are sometimes called piggy back claims as the men "piggy back" on the successful women's claims.
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These claims are sometimes called piggy back claims as the men "piggy back" on the successful women's claims.
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These claims are sometimes called piggy back claims as the men "piggy back" on the successful women's claims.
tiggytig commented on the word piggy
Is there anything cuter than a piggy?
Yes probably.
*sigh*
October 22, 2008