Pig

An animal that rolls in the muds

A typical pig has a large head with a long snout that is strengthened by a special prenasal bone and by a disk of cartilage at the tip.

by Tony turtle October 18, 2017

Pig gate

David Cameron (former British prime minister) 'allegedly' shagged a pig

guy 1: yo did you hear about pig gate it was right fucking grim
guy 2: yes

by Jolliholli January 19, 2022

pig on a collar

A Frankenstein-type physical monstrosity that no one has ever seen before.

A binoculared pig is not a pig on a collar.

by Sexydimma March 27, 2017

Pig Hood

A vagina, one in which you'd like to eat like bacon.

Man! I when to chow town on some top tier pig hood last night!

by NotPoor January 22, 2021

pigging out

(nothing to do with gluttony or the seven deadly sins):

a) a Canadian Maritimes term meaning "inviting friends over and eating junk food from plastic dishes, especially in front of the television".

b) overall behaving like a pig, in terms of your manners and social skills, at the dinner table.

c) illegally occupying/squatting on a non-abandoned premises and behaving like a hotel room bachelor on said premises.

if pigging out, especially definition b) is to be curtailed among modern bratagers, parents should be more actively involved in their offsprings' upbringing

by Sexydimma November 30, 2014

Pig

Animal

Pig

by LargeBird August 16, 2023

Pigs

The unknown intermediary host of the coronavirus in the movie Contagion.

The WHO trip to China seemed more like a trip to defer suspicion to China and make China the enemy than a trip to get to the bottom of the mystery of where the virus started to spread like wildfire. Pigs would be as unwitting in their role of spreading a manufactured virus as they would any other kind of virus, just like bats and most humans. These animals would do the weaponizing of the virus for somebody who wanted it spread, to where nobody would have to weapinize it. A lot of medical suppliers and healthcare industries have benefitted from the virus financially, and they're not the only ones who have. Many governments have nearly taken totalitarian control of their populations, and have justified all of this by pointing to the virus as the enemy of the people. Even if people get vaccinated, they can still die from the virus, so the Machiavellian sense of hope and morale boost that came with the long wait for and arrival of the vaccine is something to take with a grain of salt, and question, just like anything else coming from an authoritative source.

by Solid Mantis March 5, 2021