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shoat

[shoht] / ʃoʊt /




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One day last October, they got a ten-pound Poland China shoat, six weeks old.

From Time Magazine Archive

They may not know a shoat from a gilt, but they do know that when pork gets to a supermarket, sausage is cheaper per serving than spareribs.

From Time Magazine Archive

She asserted that he was the father of her son, a pimple-faced shoat who, whenever he saw his alleged progenitor, would grunt: "Hello, Daddy!"

From Time Magazine Archive

The sow had it by the neck, and the shoat had the tail.

From Time Magazine Archive

The least little old biting shoat could make her take cover.

From "Old Yeller" by Fred Gipson




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