meat from a pig

the head of a pig; specifically as a cut of meat or food item

live pig; pig on the hoof, especially in a commercial or farming context

to raise or breed pigs

a young pig; farrow

female pig; sow

a young pig

a pig that is fat; also used as a derogatory term for a person who is overweight

wild boar (Sus scrofa); a wild mammal with coarse dark hair and prominent tusks from which the domestic pig was bred

pork ribs, often served braised or stewed

the limbs of a pig; pettitoes

pork liver; a food dish made from pork liver

pig's feet or trotters; a dish made from these parts once they have been cleaned and cooked

A main character in the novel [[西游记|西遊記|xi1 you2 ji4]], often called Pigsy in English; he is depicted as a pig-headed monk who is greedy, lazy, and lustful.

lard; fat from a pig

a pigsty, pigpen, or hogcote; a simple building with a roof and fence for raising pigs

pig farm; piggery; hog market

a place where pigs are raised; piggery

(dialect) pig; swine

the year of the pig in the Chinese zodiac

a pig kept for the purpose of breeding and reproduction

swine fever; hog cholera; a highly contagious viral disease of pigs characterized by fever and high mortality

a young pig; a piglet

a young pig that is still being fed on its mother's milk; a piglet

A building or shed where pigs are kept

the skin of a pig; hogskin

a pig raised for its meat, especially a castrated pig

food for pigs; swill

Worse than a dog or pig; an insult describing someone who is despicable or lower than an animal.

a live pig, particularly in a commercial or livestock market context

the meat from a pig's head, typically prepared as a cooked dish after being deboned and cleaned

a rodent with a coat of sharp spines or quills used for defense

the long, stiff hairs found on a pig's neck, often used to make brushes

grass or weeds used as greenfeed for pigs

(Polyporus umbellatus) A species of fungus grown on the roots of broadleaf trees and used in Chinese medicine as a diuretic.

a young pig; specifically used in certain regional dialects

literally "a dead pig is not afraid of being scalded by boiling water"; used to describe a person who has no more concerns or is so shameless that they no longer care about the consequences of their actions

Literally "people fear getting famous just as pigs fear getting fat" (because it leads to slaughter); used to express that being well-known brings unwanted trouble or danger.

(dialect) porcupine; a mammal with long, hard quills on its back and tail used for defense

A pig that has grown its basic frame but has not yet been fattened for market.

a person who raises or tends pigs

to butcher pigs and sheep for a feast or celebration

a tropical carnivorous plant of the genus [[猪笼草属|豬籠草屬|zhu1 long2 cao3 shu3]] known for its specialized leaves that trap insects

a pig that has been slaughtered, scalded to remove hair, and gutted

A pig or pork infected with tapeworm larvae that appear like small white grains in the muscle; also called [[米猪|米豬|mi3 zhu1]].

hog badger (Arctonyx collaris); sand badger; a nocturnal burrowing mammal with a pig-like snout and sharp claws that feeds on small animals and fruit; it is known for emitting a foul odor from its anal scent glands

A pig infected with parasitic larvae that look like grains of rice; also used to describe the meat from such a pig, which causes illness if eaten by humans.

one person is very capable while the other is extremely incompetent; used to describe a vast difference in talent or character between two people