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pigsty

American  
[pig-stahy] / ˈpɪgˌstaɪ /

noun

PLURAL

pigsties
  1. pigpen.


pigsty British  
/ ˈpɪɡˌstaɪ /

noun

  1. a pen for pigs; sty

  2. a dirty or untidy place

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Etymology

Origin of pigsty

First recorded in 1585–95; pig 1 + sty 1

Example Sentences

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Mr Olivier, Mr De Wet and Mr Musora, 50, are said to have then thrown the second body inside the pigsty.

From BBC

The cops then left his body slumped next to a pigsty as they claimed he pulled out a gun and started blazing.

From Salon

He says he reported the incident to police and officers found the decomposing bodies of his wife and Ms Makgato in the pigsty several days later.

From BBC

Adrian’s remains were found in November 2015 in a pigsty on his father and stepmother’s rental property after officers responded to a domestic violence call.

From Seattle Times

Bats that were fleeing this human-caused disaster roosted above pigsties in Malaysia.

From Salon