pig farm

Noun

pig farm (plural pig farms)

1. A farm where domestic pigs are raised and bred, primarily for food and, sometimes, for their skin.
   • The dogs were barking over at the pigfarm,
     the leaftruck was crawling through autumn,
     lovers were unbuttoning in cellars
     and what was I up to in that badlit attic?1977, David Young, “The Names of a Hare in English: Les noms de un levre en englais”, in Poetry, volume 131, number 2, page 84 of 78-87
   • He reminds me of a soldier I met in Cuba, who sat next to me in the station wagon which took a group of us on tour through a big school for children in Oriente Province. I was not too interested in the pig farm which we were being shown, and stayed in the car to rest, and he remained with me. Like...2006 October 1, Rita Corbin, “Love Is the Only Solution”, in The Catholic Worker, volume LXXIII, number 6, page 3b

   Synonyms:

   hog farm