Similar words: inveigle, igloo, right-angled triangle, plexiglas, diglossia, plexiglass, pig, pigmy. Meaning: ['pɪglɪt] n. a young pig.
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31. The EnterotoxigenicEscherichia coli(ETEC) is an important pathogenic bacteria causing Colibacillus diarrhea of piglet. Adhesions gene plays an important role in the pathogenesis of disease.
32. Presently, piglet early weaning diarrhea is a knotty disease in most pig farm.
33. " That's all right, Pooh! " Piglet laughed. " We can use the string to wrap you gifts! "
34. The large-headed piglet still wants what she wants but there's a touch more patience as she navigates the day-to-day with friends and family.Sentencedict.com
35. Li minority children who have no toys play a piglet.
36. Adding in the piglet feed, the survival rate is 30 percent higher, without diarrhea symptoms.
37. Take the case of Riley: This tiny seven-pound piglet was up for auction at a New York stockyard, meaning he was on his way to the average American dinner plate.
38. Study on producing immunity time, immunity duration and storage life of piglet oedema disease multivalence propolis adjuvant inactivated vaccine.
39. Cinderella, the six-week-old saddleback piglet was fitted out with the designer footwear after her bemused owners realised she had a phobia of mud on her trotters .
40. Coloring Book (1997-2005) was inspired by a page from a Winnie The Pooh coloring book which contains Pooh’s friend Piglet.
41. Due to the threat of self physical deficiency, ablactation stimulation and epidemic diseases, the early weaning piglet is likely to suffer illness and death.
42. To investigate the application effect of copper - methionine complex on production performance of piglet.
More similar words: inveigle, igloo, right-angled triangle, plexiglas, diglossia, plexiglass, pig, pigmy, pig out, pigeon, epigram, pigment, pig iron, pigskin, epigraph, pigmented, epigraphy, pigeon pea, piggyback, pigheaded, pigeonhole, when pigs fly, epigrammatic, pigmentation, Pigs might fly, ogle, glen, glee, bugle, glean.