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Went to the garlic festival and pigged out. Vampires beware!
pig out by Octopod November 6, 2003
Used to describe when an area has 2 or more cops on patrol.
Guy 1: Are we almost at his house?

Guy 2: Yea man we're like 3 minutes away his shit is always pure.

Guy 1: There goes a cop.

Guy 2: Wow another fucking cop.

Guy 1: lets go buy those kilos somewhere else, this place is a pig out.
Pig Out by My Purple Kush Is Dank August 29, 2011
What a truck driver with the handle Pig might say when he's signing off on his CB Radio.
Bye y'all, Pig Out!
pig out by 66tornadoes December 14, 2016
When a girl has you snort while eating her how
GIrl: I want you to pig out on me tonight ;)
Boy: Bet, should I bring the slop or do you have some?
Pig Out by GFLmr January 12, 2023

Pig-out Hiccups 

hiccups u get when u are so hungry and eat something so delicious that u get hiccups from eating and swallowing too fast.
Yesterday I was eating a scrumptious sub from Subway and I got pig-out hiccups
Pig-out Hiccups by meth0d man September 25, 2010

Keep your pig out of my shit 

1. Mind your own business

2. I wan't nothing to do with you

3. You're no friend of mine
Man keep your pig out of my shit!
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