Oinked

And there arose a great noise like the terror of an intense thunderstorm as the assembled hosts oinked loudly in support and the council of swine-don murmured in appreciation of the oration of Napoleon and approved of his idea to use the swine flu as a weapon against the anti-swine-ites and the haters of ham. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"Meat-free" is not a phrase that goes over well in Cuba, an island where long-standing privations have forged a strong, emotional bond with food – especially cuisine that once oinked, mooed or clucked. ❋ AP (2011)

She has oinked her way from one side of the country to the other spreading lies and "pretending" she's intelligent. ❋ Unknown (2009)

"At nine past nine the piggy swine / Broke down the door and guzzled brine / And hogged sweet cakes and oinked loud grunts / And pulled all kinds of dirty stunts." ❋ Meghan Cox Gurdon (2011)

A large number of writers, many of whom have happily oinked away at the trough of the public domain and fair use in their professional careers and who certainly did so as readers, suffer from the delusion when it comes to their own stuff that owning a copyright is the same as owning a house. ❋ Nihilistic_kid (2010)

The free newspaper lady, she oinked into her sleeve, turning her back discreetly on the free newspaper reading public, as she did so. ❋ Unknown (2009)

His weight shot up -- "I oinked out," he says -- and he quarreled constantly with Heather. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I was taking a walk on this beautiful mid-Western summer evening, and - keeping in mind that I live in the suburbs - was oinked at by a very large pig. ❋ Happy (2008)

The doctors are puzzled why the second symptom (fat buttocks) seems to be a permanent and identifying feature of the Republican anatomy, but when Dennis Hastert was interviewed about this, it was thought that he oinked, "Hey, this is just what comes from living high on the hog!" ❋ Unknown (2007)

That really oinked off Jim Dean, who wrote this morning that ❋ Unknown (2006)

The pen worked perfectly, except for one thing: it oinked as it wrote. ❋ Anthony, Piers (2003)

Duckweed quacked, an alligator pear ground its teeth at them-naturally it had two jaws for the purpose, an upper and a lower, making the paira windmill palm rotated its great blade-leaves, causing wind to gust past them, a pig lily oinked, a pussy-foot crept away on little fog-feet, fish grass swam away, several toad plants croaked with great displays of mortal agony, and a money plant waved green papery leaves at them. ❋ Anthony, Piers (1983)

"Meat-free" is not a phrase that goes over well in Cuba, an island where long-standing privations have forged a strong, emotional bond with food - especially cuisine that once oinked, mooed or clucked. ❋ Unknown (2011)

I got oinked yesterday, and now I have [nightmares] about a [psychotic] hick running after me with a [chainsaw]... ❋ Googles (2004)

Girl: [snort] [piggy] laugh [Andre]: oink oink Girl: Andre!!?! and proceeds to chase boy. ❋ ConsistentWill (2023)

[Jason] got [oinked] [last night]. ❋ GatorCoug (2006)

"Me and my friends were just hanging out at [the park], [minding] our own business when the cops [showed up] and gave us some oinkness." ❋ Whodang (2009)

[Pig] 1: *oink* Pig 2: *oink* ❋ -x- (2004)

[My girlfriend] says [I'm a] [pig], but I'm truly an oink. ❋ Two Hep Cats (2012)

[Nima]: You [hungry girl]? [Athina]: Oink! Nima: Eat up ❋ WinstonisChink (2019)

Commenting on the [policing] of the protest, the [Metropolitan] [Commissioner] remarked "oink, oink, oink". ❋ Andy (2004)

'She's [caught] the oink.' ❋ Bugaloocentral (2009)

[Cow]: [Oink oink] [oink oink] oink! ❋ Sadfgh (2008)