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pigpen

[ UK /pˈɪɡpən/ ]
NOUN
  1. a pen for swine

How To Use pigpen In A Sentence

  • The sanitary issues of raising more than 50 Labradors in a pigpen apparently didn't set off any alarms, because with demand so high, all the puppies were sold even before they were born.
  • The farm work included cleaning out pigpens and he soon became known as the ‘Hogman.’
  • Mr Watkins also showed off a number of pigpens that contain baby and adult pigs, which he said are reared, de-wormed and castrated by inmates.
  • Going around the barn to get to the pigpen is almost never a good idea, unless the pigpen is on the other side. Edit to Done: Revision and the Art of Being Concise | Write to Done
  • It is a charming collection of beautiful and practical ideas to answer structural needs that are still necessary: pigpens, tool houses, as well as a host of barns designed according to the whim of the owner and the lay of the land.
  • My mom once stole a sweet potato from her family's farm out of hunger, and her father locked her in the pigpen. Grace Li: Dear Mrs. Obama
  • Only loads of research could force people to see gas as being "worse than coal," as alleged, since after all coal outgasses methane every moment that it's exposed to air -- on top of being Pigpen when it comes to releasing CO2 and toxins upon combustion. The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
  • Next to the pigpen is a long, planed board propped on makeshift trestles, and on the board is a cash register-the silver kind where the buttons pop into the window: 50¢, $1, No charge. Songs of the Humpback Whale
  • They did not use compost, but they often placed their garden near the pigpen, chicken yard, or rabbit hutches so that these animals could convert less palatable garden produce into manure.
  • I supposed that walking into the pigpen was his equivalent of walking the plank. Broken Music, A Memoir
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