[
UK
/ˈɔɪŋk/
]
VERB
- utter a high-pitched cry, characteristic of pigs
NOUN
- the short low gruff noise of the kind made by hogs
How To Use oink In A Sentence
- The pig trotted off, oinking quietly to itself.
- He said he eats ‘anything that used to moo, cluck or oink - as long as it's cooked.’
- Additionally, onomatopoeia can change radically from one language to the next: English-speakers would say that pigs go "oink", whereas to the Japanese, they go buu. RRTeaching
- They quickly put an apple in his mouth and told him to say "oink" as they examined his digestive system. News Alert: Doctors Find Rush Limbaugh Has No Heart Trouble.
- I laughed out loud at Nora in the "oink" hat since it's basically a staple of our State Fair. Halloween Treats
- Corey took his finger and pulled up his nose to resemble a pig and went up into Al's face and oinked, and snorted.
- It was so good and very much like him to make that line about the condom, rather than do something like 'boink' her like he's simulating rape or something along those lines. AfterElton.com - Because visibility matters
- Just as the Jade Emperor was about to call it a day, an oink and squeal was heard from a little pig.
- Meat-free" is not a phrase that goes over well in Cuba, an island where long-standing privations have forged a strong, emotional bond with food – especially cuisine that once oinked, mooed or clucked. It's Not Fun To Be A Vegetarian In Cuba
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