piggily
piggily adverb: in a piggy manner.
Adverb
piggily (comparative more piggily, superlative most piggily)
- In a piggy manner.
- In spite of repeated requests from investors to dispose of Argyle Village and stop the diversion of portfolio cash flow to pay fees, JMB retained the shopping center and piggily fed at the trough of investor assets.2009, David F. Swensen, Pioneering Portfolio Management, page 292
Forms of piggily
| comparative | more piggily |
|---|---|
| superlative | most piggily |
Origin of piggily
From piggy + -ly.
Questions about piggily
- What does piggily mean?
- Piggily means in a piggy manner.
- What part of speech is piggily?
- Piggily is an adverb.
Words near piggily in the dictionary
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