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['Piglets'] and 'suckling-pig': [meaning] big porkers, though some [sc. say] the small ones also. Homer [writes]: "eat now, o stranger, the pork that is available to slaves; the very fattened hogs that the suitors eat."¹
They smash the head of a male piglet with a rock when they pray.²
"Well, it's young, but it will grow up to pighood big and with a decent bit of tail."²