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porker
noun- a fat person US, 1959
- Which is not to say that everybody’s a porker — Robert Campbell, In a Pig’s Eye, p. 12, 1991
- She was a big, fat, wobbling porker of a bird[.] — Danny King, The Burglar Diaries, p. 75, 2001
- a police officer US, 1998
An extension of PIG. - Tom spent an edgy two hours down at the station, grilled over by Leesburg’s total force of three porkers. — Jeffrey Golden, Watermelon Summer, p. 99, 1971
- [T]he other porkers were smashing me with nightsticks[.] — John Sinclair, Guitar Army, p. 90, 1972
- I don’t hafta point my shotgun / at them pesky porkers no more[.] — Cypress Hill, Dr. Greenthumb, 1998
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