English

Etymology
From French porc < Latin porcus, pig

Pronunciation
audio|en-us-pork.ogg|Audio (US)

Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-��(r)k|-��(r)k

Noun
pork

1. uncountable the meat of a pig.
2. (American political slang) funding proposed or requested by a member of Congress for special interests or his/her constituency as opposed to the good of the country as a whole.

Derived terms
pork sword
porker
porky
long pork
(American political slang) pork barrel

Related terms
porcine

Translations
trans-top|meat of a pig.
Bosnian: t|bs|svinjetina|f
Chinese: 豬�, �� (zhurou, zhu1rou4)
Croatian: t|hr|svinjetina|f
Czech: vep�ové n
Dutch: varkensvlees n
Finnish: porsas
French: porc m
German: Schweinefleisch n
Greek: �οι�ιν� κ�έα� n
Hebrew: �שר ���ר m
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Italian: maiale m, porco m
Japanese: �� (����, butaniku), ��� (p�ku)
Korean: ��고기 (dwaejigogi)
Lithuanian: kiauliena f
Maltese: majjal m
Portuguese: carne de porco f
Russian: �винина m (svinina)
Serbian: t|sr|svinjetina|f
Spanish: cerdo m
Swahili: kitimoto (noun 7)
Swedish: fläsk n
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See also
wikipedia|Pork
bacon
ham
pig
porcupine
swine

Verb
en-verb

1. slang (vulgar) To have sex

Synonyms
See Wikisaurus:Sexual intercourse

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