Similar words: piggy bank, piggyback, higgledy-piggledy, saggy, muggy, foggy, buggy, boggy. Meaning: ['pɪgɪ] 
n. a young pig. adj. resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedy.
n. a young pig. adj. resembling swine; coarsely gluttonous or greedy. 
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1. What have I got myself into? I'm piggy in the middle between Guido and Silvia!
2. His little piggy eyes were red with hatred.
3. He's got little piggy eyes.
4. He has piggy eyes!
5. Little children had brought their piggy banks, he said.
6. Get rid of your piggy banks, kids.
7. But perhaps the most famous piggy is a Muppet.
8. I view parallels to Piggy and Simon in a different light.
9. Three pairs of little piggy eyes darted nervously round the garden.
10. As the little piggy said, when he built his house made out of bricks.
11. Up until now Piggy has kept Ralph steady, reminding him of his responsibilities and priorities.
12. The children also collected small change from their piggy banks which they laid out on the school hall floor.
13. Unfortunately Piggy had been demoted to an object of ridicule by this point in the book so nobody listened to him.
14. Miss Piggy, Kermit and the rest now come across as symbols of a bygone era.
15. Now with her piggy back heart shinning up the climbing frame is childs play.
16. When Jack went away Piggy became more self confident and practical.
17. Piggy always kept clear minded and never got confused like Ralph did.
18. Piggy had a short temper and when he was not allowed to speak he very quickly became angry.
19. It, too, concerns a lonely little piggy with a good heart.
20. Piggy first started democracy by giving a small boy the conch or right to speak.
21. A still-hot piggy bank that her husband had kept since he was a child.
22. Piggy wanted a sign from the adult world as he thought they were civilised even though they were at war.
23. Very small children are not bothered about appearance and Piggy was popular with the little-uns.
24. The children join gleefully in the Frisbee-throwing, football and parachute games, and demand piggy backs from the adults.sentencedict.com
25. The survey of 13 to 18-year-olds for Pearl Assurance said 40 percent had bank accounts while 18 percent had piggy banks.
26. The bear suddenly stopped eating and glared at the knight, its small, piggy eyes red with hatred.
27. After all, this is the woman who visibly was irritated by Miss Piggy on her prime-time Christmas special.
28. Ralph, the first boy to come into contact with Piggy did not try to be friendly towards him.
29. Her ￡290 million fortune would still leave plenty of room in Prince Albert's massive piggy bank of ￡1.7 billion.
30. Ralph, unlike Jack, is becoming maturer and is starting to respect Piggy and his realistic views.