Talking about pigs, a very young one is called a ________.
PIG | 275 |
PIGLET | 219 |
SHOAT | 195 |
LITTLE PIG | 130 |
NR | 85 |
SUCKLING | 84 |
SUCKLING PIG | 55 |
BABY PIG | 51 |
WEANER | 15 |
PIGGY | 10 |
SUCKING PIG | 8 |
WEANLING | 6 |
PIGLING | 5 |
YOUNG PIG | 5 |
FEEDER PIG | 4 |
GILT | 4 |
SHOLT | 4 |
SMALL PIG | 4 |
PORKER | 3 |
SQUEALER | 3 |
BARROW | 2 |
FEEDER | 2 |
LITTER | 2 |
NH | 2 |
SPANFERKEL | 2 |
SUCKER | 2 |
SWINE | 2 |
TINY PIG | 2 |
WEANING PIG | 2 |
BABY | 1 |
BABY PIGLET | 1 |
BACON SPROUT | 1 |
BOAR | 1 |
GOKEY | 1 |
HOG | 1 |
LITTLE PIG IN A LITTER | 1 |
LITTLE PIGGY | 1 |
LITTLE PORKER | 1 |
LITTLE SHOAT | 1 |
LITTLE SUCKER | 1 |
MILK PIG | 1 |
NURSING PIG | 1 |
PUALIILII | 1 |
ROASTING PIG | 1 |
RUNT | 1 |
SCHPANFERKEL | 1 |
SOWLET | 1 |
SQUEAKER | 1 |
TITMAN | 1 |
VEALER | 1 |
WEANING | 1 |
WEE PIG | 1 |
YOUNG BABY PIG | 1 |
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