swine

She claimed that another group of fascists harassed her while she was driving her cab one night and called her a “Russian swine.”

It is towards a country distant yet ever near, and it lies much removed from the Far Country where swine feed.

We, poor prodigals, have been feeding long enough upon husks that the swine do eat, and crave a little nourishing food.

It is also the standard pasture for swine where it can be grown, and where alfalfa is not a staple crop.

That's a lie, my lad, for I see he's been putten a swine ring on yer snout to keep ye frae rooting up the ground.

We had the gratification of adding to the health of Hartford for two summers by abating the swine nuisance.