Converse of object

• fatten: I mean John Howard once said, or said with respect to this election, you can't fatten the pig on market day.

• clon: Cloned pigs, sheep and cows have malfunctioning immune systems.

• wean: After weaning, pigs are fed using Pioneer feeders for 13 days, then move straight onto the home produced liquid weaner diet.

• infect: Given the right conditions, a dose as low as 10 virus particles by intranasal or intramuscular routes can infect young pigs 10.

Preposition: in

• poke: A pig in a poke, in other words.

• sty: Dad kept a pig in a sty at the top o ' the garden.

Adjective modifier

• transgenic: Analysis of transgene integration sites in transgenic pigs by fluorescence in situ hybridization.

Modifies a noun

• sty: Next to the house, on the east side, was a byre with what appeared to be a pig sty next to it.

• swill: You could take left over food there and it was boiled up and used for pig swill.

• breeder: In the early 1880's he saw the need for effective organization among pig breeders.

• iron: During June 2002 BW were in the process of balancing the gates by inserting quantities of pig iron into the balance beams.

• farm: A pig farm was established on ground where later the Burgh Caravan site was laid out.

Noun used with modifier

• guinea: See the guinea pig cages page for details of making a cheap indoor run.

• suckling: Other local specialities include saltfish ( traditionally eaten with tomato sauce ), goat water, barbecue chicken and roast suckling pig.

• roast: The sauce was a slick reduction made from roast pig 's ears.