Definition
Definition of oinker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The oinker rolled in the mud happily.
2.
- She was unfairly labeled an oinker for her messy room.
3.
- He was rudely called an oinker by his peers.
4.
- His sexist remarks made him seem like an oinker.
5.
- The protestors shouted at the oinkers on duty.
Origin of oinker
English, oink (pig sound) + er (agent)
Examples of oinker in a sentence
An oinker escaped from the pen and ran down the road. He was called an oinker for his cluttered desk. The teenager was teased as an oinker by his siblings. The magazine was criticized for referring to her as an oinker. She felt hurt when she overheard someone call her an oinker. He was labeled an oinker after the meeting.
Her boss's oinker attitude was intolerable. The comedian joked about the oinkers at the station. Some locals have nicknames for the oinkers in town.
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- French:cochon, souillon, ...
- German:Schwein, Schmutzfink, ...
- Italian:maiale, zozzone, ...
- Spanish:cerdo, cerda, ...
- Portuguese:porquinho, porca, ...
- Chinese:猪, 邋遢鬼, ...
- Japanese:豚, 汚い人, ...
- Arabic:خِنْزِير, قَذِر, ...
- Hebrew:חֲזִיר, מְלֻכְלָךְ, ...
- Russian:свинья, жиртрест, ...
- Ukrainian:свиня, свинюшка, ...
- Hindi:सूअर, गंदगी, ...
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