Pork
//pɔːk//
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The word "pork" can be used as noun and verb.
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Dongpo pork Huizeng pork I don't eat pork National Pork Board Peking pork Pork Soda Pork Tornado Porkopolis Porkulus Porky Pig Scottish pork taboo antipork barbecue pork barbecued pork belly pork bork cut of pork double-cooked pork flossy pork jellied pork long pork lychee pork minced pork minced pork rice moo shi pork mu shu pork mu xu pork nonpork organic pork partially defatted pork fatty tissue pickled pork piece of pork pig upon pork pork Wellington pork and beans pork bacon pork ball pork barrel pork barrelling pork belly pork blood pork blood soup pork bouillon pork butcher pork butt pork cheek pork cheese pork chop pork chop island pork consumption pork crackling pork cutlet pork cycle pork dripping pork ear pork escalope pork fat pork fillet pork floss pork goulash pork hedgehog pork hock pork insulin pork jelly pork jowl pork kebab pork kidney pork knocker pork knuckle pork liver pork loin pork mami pork meat pork meatball pork neck pork out pork pie pork pie hat pork producer pork rib pork ribs pork rind pork roast pork roll pork schnitzel pork scratching pork scratchings pork shot pork shots pork shoulder pork slab pork steak pork store pork strips pork sung pork sword pork tapeworm pork tenderloin pork tenderloin sandwich pork up pork-barrel pork-barrelling pork-based pork-cat syndrome pork-containing pork-eater pork-eating pork-knocker porkalicious porkburger porkbuster porker porkery porkfest porkfish porking porkish porkless porklet porklike porkling porkman porkmeister porkwood porky pork–cat syndrome pulled pork red braised pork belly roast pork salt pork sea pork sliced pork smoked pork spring of pork steam minced pork sweet and sour pork twice-cooked pork yuxiang shredded pork
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