"Pig" Example Sentences
1. The little pig saved his acorns to prepare for winter.
2. The farmer raised pigs for their meat and bacon.
3. The disgusting man ate like a pig at the dinner table.
4. The pink pig rolled around in the mud.
5. The greedy pig gobbled up all the food.
6. The three little pigs built houses to protect them from the big bad wolf.
7. The pig farm smelled awful.
8. The roast pork was succulent and tasty.
9. The muddy pig wallowed in his pen.
10. The greedy piggy bank filled up with coins.
11. The wild boar attacked the farmer with its tusks.
12. The sows had piglets in the springtime.
13. The guinea pig made a cute pet for the little girl.
14. The farmers took the piglets to the county fair.
15. The butcher weighed the pig before taking it to the slaughterhouse.
16. The pig trotters were stewed with vegetables for Sunday dinner.
17. The pig snuffled around in the dirt looking for acorns.
18. Pork chops, bacon and sausage came from the same pig.
19. The sow was protective of her litter of piglets.
20. The little piggy cried "wee wee wee" all the way home.
21. Pork roast was the Sunday dinner staple on the farm.
22. The guinea pigs squealed when they saw the girl with carrots.
23. The piggy bank was filled with pennies, nickels and dimes.
24. The pigs wallowed happily in their mud wallow.
25. The wild boars chased the hunting dogs into the forest.
26. The pig trough was filled with slop for the hungry animals.
27. Smoke billowed from the chimneys of the slaughterhouse.
28. Pink piggies and bunnies filled the shelves of the toy store.
29. The pig farm spread unpleasant odors across the valley.
30. The guinea pig cuddled in the girl's arms while she studied.
31. The big sow guarded her brood of piglets jealously.
32. The barnyard pig oinked happily as he snuffled in the grain bin.
33. The children laughed as the pig snuffled and snorted.
34. The farmer fed the pigs corn and soybean meal.
35. The little pink piggy wanted more cabbage for supper.
36. The pig gave one last despairing squeal as it was hung upside down.
37. The guinea pigs chattered at the sight of fresh vegetables.
38. The greedy pigs fought over the spoiled apples in the trough.
39. The children shrieked with delight as they fed the piglets.
40. The pig ran squealing from the barnyard dog.
41. The expert pulled pork sandwiches sold out within an hour.
42. The little pigs played together in their pen.
43. The field was overrun with wild boars rooting up the crops.
44. The guinea pig squeaked excitedly when its owner came home.
45. The market was full of stalls selling different cuts of pork.
46. The little girl cuddled her guinea pig and gave it a carrot.
47. The slaughterhouse employed dozens of workers to process the pigs.
48. The outdoor pig pen was filled with mud.
49. The stew simmered for hours with chunks of pork and root vegetables.
50. The farmer glanced over at the pig trough and said "That'll do pig, that'll do."
51. Lard and cracklings were produced as byproducts from rendered pig fat.
52. The guinea pigs hyped up at feeding time, running in their little wheel.
53. The pigs wallowed in their mud bath, happy and content.
54. The hungry pig ate slop from the trough.
55. The children squealed with delight as they patted the piglets.
56. The roast pork melted in my mouth.
57. The pigs came running when they heard the feed cart approach.
58. The sow guarded her piglets ferociously.
59. The market was noisy and smelly with all the hogs awaiting slaughter.
60. The guinea pig chewed contentedly on its snack of carrot sticks and lettuce.
Common Phases
1. hog heaven - a place or situation of great joy and pleasure, like paradise for
pigs.
2. like a
pig in mud - very happy and comfortable, wallowing with pleasure or self-indulgence.
3.
pig out - to eat an excessive amount of food, overindulge.
4.
piggy bank - a money saving container, usually shaped like a
pig, for children.
5.
pig iron - crude or inferior-quality iron, not yet refined.
6.
pig in a poke - something that is purchased without prior inspection; a risky purchase.
7. fat and happy - contented, made comfortable by an abundance of luxury or material wealth.
8. rake/scrape the
piggy - to collect or accumulate savings.
9.
pigheaded - stubbornly resistant to argument or advice.
10. squeal like a stuck
pig - to make an outcry of protest or anger.
11. bring home the bacon - to provide income for living expenses.
12. when
pigs fly - expressing that something unlikely or impossible will never happen.
13. greedy as a
pig - exceedingly greedy or covetous.
14.
piggish - resembling a
pig, especially in eating in a greedy or disgusting manner.
15.
pig out - used to describe eating excessive amounts of food in an unrestrained manner.
16.
pig at a trough - a greedy or gluttonous person.
17. referring to someone as a
pig - offensive, indicating they are dirty, disgusting or greedy.
18. runaround like a
pig with your head cut off - act frantically and chaotically.
19. free as a bird - completely and utterly unrestricted and unrestrained.
20. live high on the hog - to live in luxury, have an affluent lifestyle.