Similar words: biggish, priggish, hoggish, waggish, sluggish, thuggish, sluggishly, sluggishness. Meaning: ['pɪgɪʃ] 
adj. resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedy.
adj. resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedy. 
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(1) If you weren't feeling piggish after we hit an all-time high on the Nasdaq in 2000, you needed a shrink, pronto .
(2) We improved the steering after early tests – it went from being really heavy and piggish to nice and light.
(3) Also do not know who said that, say to eat nutritious, hey, I can always find this piece piggish highfalutin excuse.
(4) The truth is that for one year of our lives, the Nasdaq gave away money to those who were bulls, but after 3,000 points, the bulls morphed into pigs and everyone who was piggish got annihilated.
(5) On China Swine, the 'spread' between buy and sell prices (part of the cost to trade) exceeded a piggish 40% last week.
(6) Once the foot move, fierce of launched a car. The ear rang out to kill piggish interjection again while signing.
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