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Pigs

American  
[pigz] / pɪgz /

noun

  1. Bay of. Bay of Pigs.


Pigs 1 British  
/ pɪɡz /

noun

  1. See Bay of Pigs

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pigs 2 British  
/ pɪɡz /

interjection

  1. Also: pig's arse.   pig's bumslang an expression of derision or disagreement

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Similar pictures appear in state museums across the island from the Bay of Pigs to Birán, the birthplace of the father of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro.

From BBC

She took care of the pigs, chickens, calves, cats, birds, Rowdy, me, and everything else you could think of.

From Literature

They were given a team of mules, a milk cow, chickens, pigs, and all kinds of farm machinery; even a little money.

From Literature

They rolled in the dirt and squealed like pigs.

From Literature

Nonnative livestock — not just horses and cows but also donkeys, pigs and sheep — thrived in the vast grasslands, plains and deserts of the New World.

From Los Angeles Times