35 Verbs to Use for the Word swine

So take ye him away and let him herd my swine.

Thou shalt not wash the dishes, nor yet feed the swine; But sit on a cushion, and sew a fine seam And feed upon strawberries, sugar, and cream.

What the kindest sign to graft or inoculate in; to open bee-hives, and kill swine.

I shall begin by cutting the swine who've cut her.

In the rapid medley of oaths and expostulations Jane could distinguish only occasional words"afraid""haste""all-highest importance""American swine.

Fairyfoot went towards the hut, driving the swine before him, and suddenly he saw the swineherd come out of his house, and stand staring stupidly at the pigs.

With candied plantains, and the juicy pine, On choicest melons, and sweet grapes, they dine, And with potatoes fat their wanton swine.

His little feet and legs were scratched with brambles, and were so tired that they would scarcely carry him; but he dared not go back to the swineherd's hut without finding the swine.

Mr. Henry White, who was present, observed that if this instance had happened in or before Pope's time, he would not have been justified in instancing the swine as the lowest degree of groveling instinct.

" "Don't insult our free-born, independent swine," cried Uncle John, laughing.

We have no descriptions of gods or heroes descending to the occupation of keeping swine.

So, while neither my great grandfather nor any of my ancestors of the Tremelian family was ever called Scrofa, yet as I am not less than the sixth of our family in succession who has attained praetorian rank, it ill becomes me to run away in the face of your challenge, so I will tell you what I know about swine.

Though no man resent his wrong, Still is free the poet's song: Still, a stag, his thought may leap O'er the herded swine and sheep, And in pastures far away Lose the burden of the Day!

By-the-by," he added, with startling suddenness, "what's your name, and what's the matter with you?" "My name is Prince Fairyfoot," said the boy, "and I have lost my master's swine.

Admitting, howeverand we do admit it, heartilythat women are endowed with peculiar talents for the management of children, and men are better fitted than women for training horses or managing swine,which occupation requires the greater mental culture?

In England we talk of pigs and chickens when we mean swine and poultry.

But why and how the foxes came to meet the wild swine is a matter of little moment; suffice it that he lived in this island aware of its loneliness, "without the din of strife, grateful to the Prince who giveth every good to me in my bower."

] According to the German papers Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia has been severely reprimanded by the Kaiser for permitting his wild swine to escape from their enclosure and damage neighbouring property.

They come in hundreds, and they push like swine.

"In the matter of rearing young swine, which we call porculatio it is customary to leave pigs with the sow for two months, and then when they are able to feed themselves to separate them.

Like an honorable rural member of our General Court, who sat silent until, near the close of a long session, a bill requiring all swine at large to wear pokes was introduced, when he claimed the privilege of addressing the house, on the proper ground that he had been "brought up among the pigs, and knew all about them,"so

Among other fish which they caught in their nets, was one resembling a swine, which was covered all over with a very hard skin except the tail, which was quite soft.

They were planted when the wild fruit was so ripe as to draw off the birds, and while ripening the swine were kept penned up and the horses were tethered with tough bark ropes.

Think of the fat swine who waddle into those theatres!" "My dear, there are men of brains writing for the theatre to-day who do not scorn those swine.

I never before saw swine upon sattin.

35 Verbs to Use for the Word  swine