pork

[pɔːrk]

Definition:
1. Meat from a domestic hog or pig.
2. A legislative appropriation designed to ingratiate legislators with their constituents.

Use 'pork' in a sentence:

1. Hank was eagerly anticipating his scallops when the waiter brought the stuffed pork chops to the man at the table next to him.
2. Fish-flavoured pork is rather hot.
3. You've got to chop up the pork before stewing it.
4. The stewed pork is too greasy.
5. Cook the beans with a piece of salt pork.
6. She asked for pork.
7. shredded pork with garlic sauce.
8. Fresh pork Zongzi is the most popular.
9. Instead, I ate chili-slathered pork dumplings in the fluorescent glare of a noisy restaurant.
10. I'd like some pork.
11. When there was no more pork at the 1885 fair, the Menches brothers used minced beef instead.
12. Outside the stall, her mom was busy chopping pork while the girl immerses herself in her dance.
13. Especially chicken, pork and beef.
14. There's little meat on this pork chop.
15. The grease from pork can be used for frying.
16. Pork prices drop last week.
17. Pork is safe to eat.
18. A video clip of a girl dancing at a pork stall in a village in Southwest China's Yunnan province went viral online, moving many netizens.
19. I want to buy some pork.
20. She bought five kilograms of pork.
21. How much is the pork?
22. Have some pork, Miss Cherry.
23. I like potatoes and pork.
24. Scheme Design of Pork Production Information Management System Based on FCS.
25. Handle minitype hoggery fostering the essential points pork like 50 investment number?
26. I like pork and beef.
27. The price of the pork slides.
28. Korean barbecue features thin slices of beef or pork that cooked and served with rice.
29. No, I want pork.
30. The application of the system has improved pork production quality and efficiency.
31. Do you like pork?
32. They also have more protein than beef, chicken, and pork.
33. He bought a tin of pork.
34. Place the sliced pork fillet on top and pour a little sauce over it.
35. He loves meat, especially chicken, pork, and beef.
36. Weigh me out one kilo of pork.
37. I'd prefer to have pork.
38. Marinate the sliced pork in rice wine, vinegar and soy sauce before frying it.
39. Pork gazed at it reverently and slowly delight spread over his face.
40. But fresh pork zongzi is the most popular.
41. The house smelled of fried pork and the mouse-gnawed army blanket on the cot in the corner.
42. I want some pork.
43. The price of pork has risen recently.
44. Pork is also the most versatile of meats. It can be roasted whole or in pieces.
45. The meat relishes of pork.
46. Legs of pork were cured and smoked over the fire.
47. I'll have some pork.
48. Over on the island of Taiwan, zongzi are made with fried glutinous rice and fried pork, as well as bamboo shoots, dried mushroom and dried bean curd9.
49. The price of pork has been raised recently.
50. Pork prices have risen again.
51. In fact, when most Chinese say they are having meat, it usually means pork.
52. The most common meats are goat, chicken, beef and pork.
53. Stir the pork until it turns white all the way through.
54. This month's offers include a pork loin and avocados.
55. I have eggplant and pork.
56. Miss, can I interest you in a pork special with serving tonight?
57. 'That was a truly delicious piece of pork,' he said. 'Yes, wasn't it?' echoed Penelope.
58. Here the cooks dish out sweet and sour pork.