A young pig. Obsolete.

A pig, esp. a young pig, a sucking pig; †occasionally and spec. in Heraldry, a wild boar.

A young hog; a piglet. Cf. sucking-pig, n. Now chiefly North American.

A young or little hog; a piglet. Also figurative. Now rare.

A small or young pig. Also porket pig. Now chiefly English regional (midlands) and U.S.

A young pig.

A young pig. Cf. porkling, n. 2.

a young pig; cf. shoat, n.2 1.

a piglet.

A small or young hog or pig; a piglet.

A piglet.

A little pig; a pet name for a pig or (occasionally) another animal referred to as a pig. Also (usually humorous): a fat or greedy person.

A little grunter, a young pig.

A young pig.

A pet name for a pig; = piggy, n.1 1. Also used as a term of endearment.

A little pig.

A young pig. Cf. bonham, n.

dialect and New Zealand. A young store-pig.

A young pig.

In senses 1–3, as slip-graft, slip-plant; slip-pig.

A bird or animal which squeaks. colloquial. A (young) pig.

= piggy-wiggy, n.

A young pig; a pigling.

= snork, n. 2.