piglet

Converse of object

• wean: Abstract When weaned early, piglets commonly take some time to accept solid food, resulting in a growth check and reduced welfare.
• clon: PPL's cloned piglets, all female, have one of their two alpha gal genes knocked out.
• bear: Her litter will be the first set of piglets born on the farm - hopefully about November 18th - watch this space!
• regard: Piglet _________________ Kindest regards Piglet " You cannot plow a field by turning it over in your mind " .
• produce: Pigs are raised to produce either piglets or meat.
• take: It's unusual, but a hungry fox could well try to take young piglets.

Adjective modifier

• newborn: There was a hunchbacked, goggle-eyed creature behind a desk, with glasses which made his eyes look like a newborn piglet 's.
• dead: SCENE 12 SCIENCE LAB Mrs Paddock is wheeling around a trolley holding a large glass tank filled with what looks like dead piglets.
• tiny: This tiny piglet who has been crushed to death by the mother proves this to be false.
• little: THE NOT VERY MAGNIFICENT SEVEN These 7 little piglets came to the sanctuary covered in bleeding sores all over their bodies.
• young: In the case of young piglets leave ample room for growth.
• new-born: In one stall, two new-born piglets shiver uncontrollably.

Modifies a noun

• mortality: Piglet mortality is high on intensive farms, with 10 per cent dying before weaning.
• death: In other words, it has been known for some years that piglet deaths are less in outdoor herds.
• heart: Sixteen baboons ' hearts were replaced with piglet hearts.
• birth: Therefore, despite reducing piglet birth weight, offering sows salmon oil reduced pre-weaning mortality of piglets.
• weight: Therefore, despite reducing piglet birth weight, offering sows salmon oil reduced pre-weaning mortality of piglets.
• growth: Supplementing the diet of the pregnant sow with tuna oil had beneficial effects on postnatal piglet growth.

Preposition: per

• litter: Reproduction: Two litters per year, with approximately 9-10 piglets per litter.

Preposition: in

• litter: They carry fewer viruses than baboons and they are much easier to breed, producing lots of piglets in each litter.