piggery

[ pig-uh-ree ]

/ ˈpɪg ə ri /

a pigsty or pig breeder's establishment.

Origin of piggery

First recorded in 1795–1805; pig¹ + -ery

A door leads out of the piggery into the rear yard, where range also the poultry.

Rural Architecture |Lewis Falley Allen
"It is making rather a piggery of the place," Everard said more than once to his wife.

A Sheaf of Corn |Mary E. Mann
A piggery was attached to the barn, conducted on scientific principles, and furnished with the best stock.

Homes of American Statesmen |Various
Grunty Pig had got out of his pen and out of the piggery, too.

The Tale of Grunty Pig |Arthur Scott Bailey

It makes you think the whole round earth must be a piggery copper and that London has lifted the lid off.

The Christian |Hall Caine

piggery

/ (ˈpɪɡərɪ) /

a place where pigs are kept and reared

great greediness; piggishness