porker
/ˈpɔːkə
/noun
1A young pig raised and fattened for food.Lynn tells us the contests fall into these categories: ‘Shoulder, ribs, whole hogs and patio porkers.’...
- Toy and sports shops in Bradford could soon be full of pig farmers who have been ordered to give their porkers something to play with.
- Of the male pigs, only Snowball and Napoleon are boars (kept for breeding) and the others are porkers.
1.1 informal, derogatory A fat person.The combination of western lifestyles, decent health care, and a trend toward parents having fewer children and paying them more attention has led to Vietnamese porkers waddling through the streets of Saigon....
- The only real downside here is that regulars will quickly become real porkers themselves..
- I don't know why but all the porkers roll into that joint and they all gather in these little groups around the club.
Rhymes
- macromutationism
- macromutationist
- macron
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- macronuclear
- macronucleus
- macronutrient
- macropaedia
- macrophage
- macrophage activating factor
- macrophage activation factor
- macrophage colony-stimulating factor
- macrophagous
- macrophallic
- macrophotograph
- macrophotography
- macrophyllous
- macrophylum
- macro-phylum
- macrophysical
- macrophysics
- macrophyte
- macrophytic
- macropinacoid
- macropine