pork pig

noun

1. a pig, typically of a lean type, bred and used principally for pork

Example Sentences

The noodle soup is made of chicken meat, pork, pig bone and eel bone for a rich and fatty infusion with a hint of sweetness.

From Washington Times

Cut either the fore quarter or leg of a small pork pig in the shape of a ham; roast it well, and a quarter of an hour before it is enough done, baste it with Madeira wine; then strain the Madeira and gravy in the dripping-pan through a sieve; mix to your taste with cayenne pepper and lemon-juice; and serve it in the dish.

From Project Gutenberg

Pound 'im for a pigeon-'earted perishin' pork pig—" "That'll be no sugar in your tea t'night, old viciousness!

From Project Gutenberg

Guv—look at 'im!" shrieked the old man, dancing to and fro in his impatience, "'ere's a chance for 'im to earn a pore old cove a bit o' 'bacca money, an', what's better still, t' show a pore old fightin' man a bit o' real sport—an' there 'e stands, staring like a perishing pork pig!

From Project Gutenberg

The weight of the several joints of a good pork pig of four stone may be as follows; viz.:—

From Project Gutenberg