Porkers are not so large as hogs, and are generally divided into four quarters.
Sleek, unwieldy porkers were grunting in the repose and abundance of their pens, whence sallied forth, now and then, troops of sucking pigs, as if to snuff the air.
At eight bells the pig-pen fetched loose and them porkers got caught in the wind and whisked off the deck by the hurricane.
Sleek unwieldy porkers were grunting in the repose and abundance of their pens, from whence sallied forth, now and then, troops of sucking pigs, as if to snuff the air.
As the beasts, especially the pigs, which looked like our ordinary porkers well stretched, could run with great speed, the chase was amusing as well as exciting.
When my brother has such a big litter as this one is, I've known him to give away a few of the little porkers before they cost him anything fer feed.
But I ain't goin' to be no nuss-gal to any porkers when I'se got my house-wuk to look affer.
The pigs during the greater part of the year are left to support nature as they can, and in gauntness resemble those greyhound-looking animals which pass for porkers in France.
The porkers stood well in the glory for which they are intended.
The slaughter of the porkers in 1914 had accidentally led the way to this policy.
The affair of the porkers did not leave the German farmers in the best frame of mind.
He had five nice porkers and four bacon pigs, as ready as pigs can be for killing.
Our contemplation came to nothing, being every moment disturbed by a visit to the potatoes in the stew pots, a quarrel among playmates about a marble, the grunting invasion of the porkers or the arrival of the chicks.
Forthwith, the porkers would come running in, one after the other, attracted by the smell of the boiled potatoes.
When this recital was over, the whole class, the little ones included, took it up in chorus, creating such an uproar that chicks and porkers took to flight if they happened to be there.
Just as I came up, what should I see but a couple of porkers poking their noses into the tent; in another minute they would have got hold of the meat and fish I had hung up ready for cooking.
When this recital was over, the whole class, the little ones included, took it up in chorus, creating such an uproar that Chicks and porkers took to flight if they happened to be there.
Hand over the pick and we'll do such an artistic job that the porkers themselves will think they are responsible for the whole business.
I am sorry for the porkers if she is--they aren't a week old yet.
Yes, and Chicken Little, did you girls feed the porkers last evening?
They were all living like pigs and indeed with them, for the porkerscame in and rooted under the table for the crumbs that fell from the rich men.
Then sheep, and goats, and bristly porkers bled, And the proud steer was o'er the marble spread.
Disrobed, their vests apart in order lay, Then all with speed succinct the victims slay: With sheep and shaggy goats the porkers bled, And the proud steer was on the marble spread.
Signor Petito quickly; and he was going to ask where the Porkers was, when he thought better of it, and said, "So am I.
Yet I could scarce choose but laugh, when my old master passed so near to me, dreaming all the while that Gurth was keeping hisporkers many a mile off, in the thickets and swamps of Rotherwood.
The roof had collapsed, had broken in the middle, and the squealing porkers were now running wild.
Fortunately they had been tossed out on a grassy part of the pen, and away from the muddy slough where the porkers were in the habit of wallowing.
Keep sows with young by themselves; store-hogs by themselves; and bacon-hogs and porkers by themselves.
There was a curious silence in the pen, for, usually, the porkers were squealing from the first show of daylight until they received their breakfast.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "porkers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
