Devil and Pig

Devil

Devil noun - An evil spirit.

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Pig and devil are semantically related in swine topic. In some cases you can use "Pig" instead a noun "Devil". informal substitute

Pig noun - One who eats greedily or too much.

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Devil and pig are semantically related in brute topic. Sometimes you can use "Devil" instead a noun "Pig".

Nearby Words: piglet, pigskin, pigling

good	good devil	good pig
female	female devil	female pig
short	short devil	short pig
original	original devil	original pig
Other adjectives: true, half, green, single, poor, actual, entire, real, male, black, cute, animated, personal, angry, titular, giant, resident.

The Devil and other supernatural characters all avoid the place like the plague, for example, and Squig (an anthropomorphic pig) turns into an ordinary pig when he enters.

Source: Reality Ensues / Web Comics
It turns out Devil's Hand has been Mercy Killing anyone sentenced to it for years, and faked their cries of pain with a pig's bladder.

Source: Literature / Bridge of Birds
In the cartoon Devil May Hare, Bugs feeds the Tasmanian Devil an inflatable raft disguised as a pig and inflates it inside him, causing him to take the shape of the raft.

Source: Dinner Deformation

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