Sentence examples for black hog from inspiring English sources
noun
The Irish shilling of 13 pence, as opposed to the English 'white hog' shilling of 12 pence
"What a horrible-looking sow!" Keith Robinson bellowed as a scraggly black hog materialized from the bushes and scampered alongside our truck.
The seventeenth-century sky was crow black, pitch-black, Bible black, so black that it could be difficult at night to keep to the path, so black that a line of trees might freely migrate to another location, or that you might find yourself pursued by a rabid black hog, leaving you to crawl home on all fours, bloody and disoriented.
Black hog farmer Jimmy Dismuke admitted, "Pigford is the biggest rip-off this country has ever known, and there are lots of people in positions of power that know it.
That night she carried the walnuts to the black hog.
The woman looked at the black hog, and I thought she smiled.
Sliced tissue-paper thin, La Quercia prosciutto — made from chestnut-fed black hogs, which produce an unusually delicate flavor — arrived with a scoop of creamy whipped ricotta, a pond of palate-awakening pear-ginger mustard, and pistachios tossed in pistachio oil.
Henbane (Hyoscyamus niger), also called black henbane, hog's-bean, or stinking nightshade, highly toxic plant of the nightshade family (Solanaceae), native to Eurasia and naturalized throughout much of the world.
01822 820320, nationaltrust.org.uk/lydfordgorge, open March-November, adults £5.90, children £3, family £14.80, NT members free You could try and hunt down the Beast of Exmoor on the moors, but a better place to guarantee a sighting is Exmoor Zoo, where the black leopard hogs the limelight.
Animal charity the RSPCA believes the mini black and white hog was an unwanted Christmas present.
Now, Mr. Falorni employs 40 people raising the distinctive black and white hogs and producing meat products.
