pig 音标拼音: [p'ɪg]
n . 猪,猪肉,贪婪的人
vt .
vi . 生小猪
猪,猪肉,贪婪的人生小猪
pig n 1 :
domestic swine [
synonym : {
hog }, {
pig }, {
grunter }, {
squealer },
{
Sus scrofa }]
2 :
a coarse obnoxious person [
synonym : {
slob }, {
sloven }, {
pig },
{
slovenly person }]
3 :
a person regarded as greedy and pig -
like [
synonym : {
hog }, {
pig }]
4 :
uncomplimentary terms for a policeman [
synonym : {
bull }, {
cop },
{
copper }, {
fuzz }, {
pig }]
5 :
mold consisting of a bed of sand in which pig iron is cast [
synonym : {
pig bed }, {
pig }]
6 :
a crude block of metal (
lead or iron )
poured from a smelting furnace v 1 :
live like a pig ,
in squalor [
synonym : {
pig }, {
pig it }]
2 :
eat greedily ; "
he devoured three sandwiches " [
synonym : {
devour },
{
guttle }, {
raven }, {
pig }]
3 :
give birth ; "
sows farrow " [
synonym : {
farrow }, {
pig }]
Pig \
Pig \,
n .
A piggin . [
Written also {
pigg }.]
[
1913 Webster ]
Pig \
Pig \,
n . [
Cf .
D .
big ,
bigge ,
LG .
bigge ,
also Dan .
pige girl ,
Sw .
piga ,
Icel .
p [
imac ]
ka .]
1 .
The young of swine ,
male or female ;
also ,
any swine ;
a hog . "
Two pigges in a poke ." --
Chaucer .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 . (
Zool .)
Any wild species of the genus {
Sus }
and related genera .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 . [
Cf . {
Sow }
a channel for melted iron .]
An oblong mass of cast iron ,
lead ,
or other metal .
See {
Mine pig },
under {
Mine }.
[
1913 Webster ]
4 .
One who is hoggish ;
a greedy person . [
Low ]
[
1913 Webster ]
{
Masked pig }. (
Zool .)
See under {
Masked }.
{
Pig bed } (
Founding ),
the bed of sand in which the iron from a smelting furnace is cast into pigs .
{
Pig iron },
cast iron in pigs ,
or oblong blocks or bars ,
as it comes from the smelting furnace .
See {
Pig },
4 .
{
Pig yoke } (
Naut .),
a nickname for a quadrant or sextant .
{
A pig in a poke } (
that is ,
bag ),
a blind bargain ;
something bought or bargained for ,
without the quality or the value being known . [
Colloq .]
[
1913 Webster ]
Pig \
Pig \,
v .
t . &
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Pigged };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Pigging }.]
1 .
To bring forth (
pigs );
to bring forth in the manner of pigs ;
to farrow .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
To huddle or lie together like pigs ,
in one bed .
[
1913 Webster ]
398 Moby Thesaurus words for "
pig ":
Angora goat ,
Arctic fox ,
Belgian hare ,
Caffre cat ,
Dogberry ,
Indian buffalo ,
John Law ,
Kodiak bear ,
Virginia deer ,
aardvark ,
aardwolf ,
alpaca ,
animal ,
anteater ,
antelope ,
antelope chipmunk ,
aoudad ,
apar ,
armadillo ,
ass ,
aurochs ,
bacon ,
badger ,
bandicoot ,
barrow ,
bassarisk ,
bat ,
bear ,
beast ,
beaver ,
belly -
god ,
bettong ,
bicycle ,
bigot ,
bike ,
binturong ,
bison ,
black bear ,
black buck ,
black cat ,
black fox ,
black sheep ,
blue fox ,
bluecoat ,
boar ,
bobby ,
bobcat ,
brown bear ,
brush deer ,
brush wolf ,
buffalo ,
buffalo wolf ,
bull ,
bullion ,
burro ,
burro deer ,
butt ,
button ,
cachalot ,
camel ,
camelopard ,
capybara ,
carabao ,
caribou ,
carpincho ,
cast ,
casting ,
cat ,
cat -
a -
mountain ,
catamount ,
cattalo ,
cavy ,
chamois ,
chauvinist ,
cheetah ,
chevrotain ,
chinchilla ,
chipmunk ,
chitterlings ,
chopper ,
cinnamon bear ,
cochon de lait ,
coon ,
coon cat ,
cop ,
copper ,
cormorant ,
cotton mouse ,
cotton rat ,
cougar ,
cow ,
coyote ,
coypu ,
cracklings ,
cur ,
cycle ,
cyprian ,
deer ,
deer tiger ,
dick ,
dingo ,
doctrinaire ,
dog ,
dogmatist ,
donkey ,
dormouse ,
drab ,
dromedary ,
echidna ,
eland ,
elephant ,
elk ,
ermine ,
eyra ,
fallow deer ,
fanatic ,
fat back ,
ferret ,
field mouse ,
fisher ,
fitch ,
flatfoot ,
flattie ,
flitch ,
flying phalanger ,
foumart ,
fox ,
fox squirrel ,
frump ,
fuzz ,
gammon ,
gate ,
gazelle ,
gemsbok ,
gendarme ,
genet ,
gilt ,
giraffe ,
glutton ,
gnu ,
gnu goat ,
goat ,
goat antelope ,
gopher ,
gorger ,
gormand ,
gormandizer ,
gourmand ,
gourmandizer ,
greedy eater ,
greedygut ,
greedyguts ,
grizzly bear ,
ground squirrel ,
groundhog ,
guanaco ,
guinea pig ,
gumshoe ,
guttler ,
ham ,
ham steak ,
hamster ,
hare ,
harnessed antelope ,
hartebeest ,
haslet ,
headcheese ,
heat ,
hedgehog ,
hippopotamus ,
hog ,
horse ,
hound ,
husky eater ,
hussy ,
hyena ,
hyrax ,
ibex ,
illiberal ,
ingot ,
insect ,
intolerant ,
iron ,
jackal ,
jackass ,
jackrabbit ,
jade ,
jaguar ,
jaguarundi ,
jambon ,
jambonneau ,
jerboa ,
jerboa kangaroo ,
jezebel ,
jingo ,
kaama ,
kangaroo ,
kangaroo mouse ,
kangaroo rat ,
karakul ,
kinkajou ,
kit fox ,
koala ,
lapin ,
lard ,
lemming ,
leopard ,
leopard cat ,
lion ,
litterbug ,
llama ,
lynx ,
male chauvinist ,
mammoth ,
man ,
mara ,
marmot ,
marten ,
mastodon ,
meerkat ,
minibike ,
mink ,
mole ,
mongoose ,
mongrel ,
moose ,
motocycle ,
motorbike ,
motorcycle ,
mouflon ,
mountain goat ,
mountain lion ,
mountain sheep ,
mouse ,
mule ,
mule deer ,
muntjac ,
musk deer ,
musk hog ,
musk -
ox ,
muskrat ,
musquash ,
nab ,
nilgai ,
nutria ,
ocelot ,
okapi ,
onager ,
oont ,
opossum ,
otter ,
ounce ,
ox ,
pack rat ,
paddy ,
painter ,
panda ,
pangolin ,
panther ,
peccary ,
pedicab ,
peeler ,
peludo ,
phalanger ,
picnic ham ,
pieds de cochon ,
piggy ,
piglet ,
pigling ,
pine mouse ,
platypus ,
pocket gopher ,
pocket mouse ,
pocket rat ,
polar bear ,
polar fox ,
polecat ,
porcupine ,
pork ,
porker ,
porkpie ,
possum ,
pouched rat ,
poyou ,
prairie dog ,
prairie wolf ,
pronghorn ,
puma ,
rabbit ,
raccoon ,
racist ,
rat ,
razorback ,
red deer ,
red squirrel ,
regulus ,
reindeer ,
reptile ,
rhinoceros ,
road -
bike ,
roe ,
roe deer ,
roebuck ,
sable ,
salt pork ,
schlep ,
schlump ,
serpent ,
serval ,
sexist ,
shamus ,
sheep ,
sheet metal ,
shoat ,
shrew ,
shrew mole ,
side of bacon ,
sika ,
silver fox ,
skunk ,
slattern ,
slob ,
sloppy Joe ,
sloth ,
sloven ,
slut ,
small ham ,
snake ,
snowshoe rabbit ,
sow ,
sowbelly ,
springbok ,
squirrel ,
stoat ,
strumpet ,
suckling pig ,
superpatriot ,
suslik ,
swamp rabbit ,
swine ,
takin ,
tamandua ,
tamarin ,
tapir ,
tarpan ,
tatou ,
tatou peba ,
tatouay ,
the cops ,
the fuzz ,
the law ,
tiger ,
tiger cat ,
timber wolf ,
trail bike ,
tramp ,
tree shrew ,
trencherman ,
trencherwoman ,
tricycle ,
trike ,
trollop ,
trotters ,
trull ,
tusker ,
ultranationalist ,
urus ,
varmint ,
vermin ,
viper ,
vole ,
wallaby ,
warthog ,
water buffalo ,
waterbuck ,
weasel ,
wharf rat ,
wheel ,
whelp ,
whistler ,
white fox ,
wild ass ,
wild boar ,
wild goat ,
wild ox ,
wildcat ,
wildebeest ,
wolf ,
wolverine ,
wombat ,
wood rat ,
woodchuck ,
woolly mammoth ,
worm ,
yak ,
zebra ,
zebu ,
zoril
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