Collocations for "pork"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "pork" in context.
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pork
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- eat [ground, salted, BBQ, pulled, roast] pork
- pork with [onions, garlic, leeks]
- pork and [beef, beans, chicken]
- sweet and sour pork
- [roast, grill, fry] pork
- pork [chops, ribs, tenderloin, sausage]
- (ground) pork patties
- eating a pork pie
- a pork roast
- pork recipes
- the pork industry
- various pork products
- a pulled pork sandwich
- pork [chops, ribs, tenderloin, sausage]
- (ground-) pork patties
- eating a pork pie
- a pork roast
- pork recipes
- the pork industry
- various pork products
- a pulled-pork sandwich
- slang: porked out on [pies, pizza, candy, cookies, pasta]
- slang: [cookies, pizza] to pork out on
- sexually explicit, slang: porked [her, his girlfriend]
'pork' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
bean
- beef
- cedar
- chew
- chop
- crust
- cure
- dressing
- farmer
- farming
- fat
- feast
- fillet
- filling
- flank
- fried
- garnish
- glaze
- jerk
- joint
- kidney
- knuckle
- lean
- liver
- loin
- mince
- ounce
- pie
- port
- prime
- rib
- rice
- roast
- saddle
- sage
- salt
- sauce
- sausage
- sealed
- shred
- sirloin
- sizzling
- skirt
- sour
- stew
- sweet