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Pig (Verb)

Give birth to (piglets); "sows farrow".

Verbs of grooming, dressing and bodily care.

The pregnant sow will farrow in a warm and safe environment to ensure the well-being of her piglets.
In the next few weeks, the sow is expected to pig, delivering a litter of adorable piglets to the farm.
This is the sow's fifth time to farrow, and the farmer is preparing a cozy place for her to pig.
The sow went into labor last night and should pig soon, giving birth to a litter of piglets.
The farmer has been taking care of the sow and is waiting for her to pig, which will add new piglets to the farm.

Eat greedily; "he devoured three sandwiches".

Verbs of eating and drinking.

At the buffet, Sarah pigged out on all her favorite dishes and couldn't walk afterwards.
The construction worker pigged down an entire pizza by himself during lunch break.
After fasting for three days, he pigged out on food as soon as he could eat again.
During holidays, it's easy to pig out on high-calorie treats and desserts.
His eating habits were slowly improving, but sometimes he still pigged out on junk food.

Live like a pig, in squalor.

Verbs of being, having, spatial relations.

The drug addict had hit rock bottom and was now forced to pig in a dilapidated apartment with no electricity or running water.
He pigged in his small room, refusing to clean up after himself despite his parents' constant pleas.
Years of addiction left him pigging in a dirty rundown tenement with no hope of escape.
The once successful businessman now pigged in his former mansion, surrounded by filth and decay.
He had to be removed from his home by authorities, as he was pigging in horribly unsanitary conditions that posed health risks to himself and others.