Thesaurus / pigsty

pigsty

synonyms for pigsty

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There was once a fisherman who lived with his wife in a pigsty, close by the seaside.

Between us and the dwelling house there was a disused pigsty.

A portrait might have been finished, and with disengaged eyes Evelyn would survey what he would certainly call his pigsty.

There were two windows: one looked full on the fir-trees; the other on the farm-yard, with the pigsty closing the view.

The pigsty soon became too narrow.44 The animals obstructed the farmyard, broke down the fences, and went gnawing at everything.

Whatever anyone likes to say, it is a much more crowded path than the old trail towards the pigsty.

He could not see even an occupant of the pigsty suffer without feelings of sympathy.

He will lie and deceive like Charles his father, and he will turn his Court into a pigsty, like his grandfather James.

And he feared that any one of them would crowd him away from the good things that he meant to find beyond the walls of the pigsty.

I've always had a sort of aptitude for living in a pigsty;—a clean pigsty, you know, with nice fresh bean straw to lie upon.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985