pig's ear

English

Noun

The cooked ear of a pig, as used in a number of cuisines around the world.
Military slang for the vagina (or anus) of a pig or other beast, in reference to forced bestiality in wartime. American in origin, dated to 1776. Reference in literature, "What a pig's ear that was."

Derived terms

make a pig's ear of

Translations

cooked ear of a pig

Chinese:
Mandarin: 豬耳朵, 猪耳朵 (zhū'ěrduo), 豬耳, 猪耳 (zhū'ěr)

Finnish: possunkorva
Russian: please add this translation if you can

Anagrams

gaspier, prisage

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