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Piggyfront

When you're so happy to see someone you jump on them.

(Like a piggyback, but on the front)
Beatrice was so happy to see Christopher that she greeted him with a piggyfront.
Piggyfront by thisisfuuuuun January 5, 2013

Piggyfront

It’s a pantless sexualized piggyback, but on the front side.
Glen taught the ol’ piggyfront technique to Levi so he could try it on his wife and wife’s friends.
Piggyfront by Wales129 June 11, 2021

Piggyfronting 

The opposite of a piggyback ride in almost every way. One person standing or walking upright while the other wraps themselves around their chest and/or face, like a human bjorn. The individual holding on can be clothed or unclothed depending on however much that person wants to feel like a piggy. Also this activity is mostly experienced outdoors but not necessarily only in nature, many piggies take front rides while commuting through city streets.
“Look honey, our rotund neighbor is piggyfronting his girlfriend again. We should take turns doing that on our hike up Waihee Ridge this afternoon”
Piggyfronting by Kawika Nui April 5, 2022

Ride piggyfront 

Riding piggyback on the opposite side.
He/she wanted to ride piggyfront all the way to the beach.

Sir Piggymon 

A fucking pig that fucking hates other pigs and encourages them to DIE.
Sir Piggymon ate a pig yesterday!
Sir Piggymon by Sir Piggymon January 6, 2014

PiggyCanHack 

A pig, that can hack.
PiggyCanHack is cool.
PiggyCanHack by PiggyCanHack January 13, 2005
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