Swine is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SWINE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a domestic pig
• a pig.
• a contemptible or unpleasant person
• a thing that is very difficult or unpleasant to deal with
• Any animal of the hog kind, especially one of the domestical species. Swine secrete a large amount of subcutaneous fat, which, when extracted, is known as lard. The male is specifically called boar, the female, sow, and the young, pig. See Hog.
• stout-bodied short-legged omnivorous animals
• contemptible person
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a contemptible person

Words related to SWINE

swinehood16 swinelike16 swines9 swinish13 swinishly18 swinishness17

Words that contain SWINE

swines9 swinery13 swinepox20 swineherd16 swinehood16 swinelike16 swineries12 swineherds17 swinehoods17 swinepoxes22 swinestone13 swinestones14

How to use SWINE in a sentence

• In keeping fowls, pigs, dogs, and swine, let not their times of breeding be neglected, and persons of seventy years will be able to eat flesh.
• In the Anglo-Saxon period, vast herds of swine were tended by men, who watched over their safety, and who collected them under shelter at night.
• And anon Iesus gave them leave, And the unclean spirits went out and entered into the swine.
• Sometimes Mochuda herded the swine in the woods and at other times he remained with the king in his court.
• Dogs of all degrees bit the dust, and were caught up dead in stupid amazement by their owners, who began to doubt whether or not these extraordinary animals were swine at all.
• They look after cattle on the ranges and the mountain swine, and if these are needed for meat, kill and dress them as a man would do.
• I found that at least fifty cattle, and probably more, are owned by members of the tribe and that the Seminole probably possess a thousand swine and five hundred chickens.
• Even swine may be wintered in a large measure on cured alfalfa hay.
• To avoid such a result and also to secure the utilization of the food to the utmost, some growers advocate cutting the alfalfa and feeding it to swine as soiling.
• Then she went to a mountain where there was a swineherd, keeping a herd of swine.
• The swine and cattle, which had belonged to their fellows in their prosperous days, ran wild, and swarmed all over the island in incredible numbers.
• The kings were the leaders in war and judges in peace, and did sacrifices to the Gods, killing cattle and swine and sheep, on which they afterwards dined.
• In the afternoon, when the devils went out of the ladies, the fowls flew into a state of wild excitement, while the swine rushed furiously about and tried to climb a wall.
• At the other end of the street there was another crowd waiting, who chased the swine back through the fire a second time.
• Then the other crowd repeated the manoeuvre, and the herd of swine was driven for the third time through the smoke and flames.
• A great service of gold and silver plate accompanied the march, and a large drove of swine for the use of the table.
• The Ashantees said that if they went to Winnebah, they could catch the people like swine.
• So boil it till all be well mixed and then let cool and if it be too stiff add swine grease till it work easy.
• And, if these too famous swine were the only parties to the suit, I, for my part, should fully admit the justice of the rebuke.

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