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boar

[bawr, bohr] / bɔr, boʊr /


NOUN
swine
Synonyms


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Using soil from a nearby mountain, still laden with bits of hay and grit, he fashions figurines based on the local wildlife: boars, owls, monkeys, foxes.

From New York Times

The more spread there is in wild boars, the bigger the possibility it can infiltrate pig farms, Senger said.

From Washington Post

From the brick oven come thin, crisp pies including Spotted Pig decked out with wild boar meatballs, sopressata, a pleasantly sweet tomato sauce, fresh basil and multiple cheeses.

From Washington Post

Whether you call them feral pigs, boar, swine, hogs, or even razorbacks, wild pigs are one of the most damaging invasive species on Earth, and they’re notorious for damaging agriculture and native wildlife.

From Scientific American

The tree fell due to high winds and provided a platform for two female bears, named Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, to attack a male boar in its enclosure.

From BBC