Pork is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PORK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to eat ravenously
• (of a man) have sexual intercourse with.
• gorge oneself with food
• eat ravenously
NOUN:
• the flesh of swine used as food
• the flesh of a pig used as food, especially when uncured
• The flesh of swine, fresh or salted, used for food.
• meat from a domestic hog or pig
• a legislative appropriation designed to ingratiate legislators with their constituents
• the flesh of pigs used as food

Words related to PORK

pigmeat12 porked13 porking14 porks11

Words that contain PORK

porks11 porky14 spork11 porked13 porker12 sporks12 porkers13 porkier13 porkies13 porking14 porkpie15 morepork16 porkiest14 porkling15 porkpies16 porkwood18 moreporks17 porkiness15 porklings16 porkwoods19 porkinesses17

How to use PORK in a sentence

• Cut 2 pounds of fresh pork into thin strips and let fry ten minutes.
• Our ration had therefore been one pound flour, one-fifth pound salt pork, and two ounces sugar per diem.
• Food, in the form of those two Southern luxuries, fried chicken and roast pork, is plentiful, and no one need go hungry.
• I distributed among them a quantity of powder, ball, and shot, and some bread, hard biscuit, pork, and tobacco.
• A barrel of beef, and one of pork followed, with a quantity of bread.
• From twelve to half past one more pork and beans, bread and tea.
• At half-past eleven or twelve they dine on bread and potatoes, with perhaps a slice of pork, and take a rest.
• Serve pork and vegetables on a large, deep platter and pour over the gravy.
• Directions were also sent to the lieutenant-governor at Norfolk Island, to salt a quantity of pork for the use of the principal settlement.
• The atmosphere must be kept temperate, and gross and salt meats such as pork, bull beef, fish and old cheese, must be prohibited.
• Yet when I think of what I owe that pig I could swear never to taste pork again.
• If it were proposed to forbid absolutely the eating of pork in Christian countries, some great public evils would have to be assigned as the motive.
• Their beef, mutton, and pork, are remarkably good, and they have game in the mountains.
• I used to be a Jewess about pork, but now we just kill a hog and eat it, and kill another and do the same.
• For had not Providence thus singularly provided for us, our Christmas cheer must have been salt beef and pork.
• Fill the hole from which the bone was taken with the rest of the pork and the dressing, and tie the beef firmly into shape.
• If pork is disliked, use a large spoonful of butter instead.

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