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pigsitting

pigsitting is the present participle and gerund of pigsit.

Meaning of pigsit

Verb

pigsit (third-person singular simple present pigsits, present participle pigsitting, simple past and past participle pigsat)

  1. To babysit (take care of) a guinea pig.
  2. To babysit (take care of) a pig.
    • He's out there now, busting broncs just like his old man did when he was fighting losing everything . . . and I'm stuck with pigsitting the Ferris's Rosy.2002, Cait London, When night falls, page 323

Questions about pigsitting

What is pigsitting the present participle and gerund of?
Pigsitting is the present participle and gerund of pigsit.

Words near pigsitting in the dictionary

  1. pigsies
  2. pigsit
  3. pigsits
  4. pigsitter
  5. pigsitters
  6. pigsitting
  7. pigskin
  8. pigskins
  9. pigsney
  10. pigsneys
  11. pigsnie

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