Pig (noun)

1. A domesticated mammal with a rounded body, short legs, and a curly tail, typically kept for its meat.
2. A wild mammal with a broad snout for rooting in the soil for food.
3. A domesticated mammal that is kept for its meat and that has a rounded body, a snout for rooting in the soil, and a curly tail.

Origin:

Old english pīc, of germanic origin; related to dutch big and german schwein.

Examples:

1. He saw a pig in the farm.
2. She raised pigs on her farm.
3. The pig was dirty and smelly.
4. He heard a pig squealing.
5. She fed the pigs in the morning.