pigpens

With many mouths to feed but a good deal of free labor -- Kenny is the youngest of nine children -- the family cast about for a new business opportunity and started breeding guppies in the concrete pigpens.

Swimming Upstream

He declined to let me have a look at the pigpens to verify the age-old rumor that pigs are kept on wooden slats in order to get around the law that they cannot be raised on the Holy Land.

Jan McGirk: Swine Flu Outbreak in Israel?

It's an automatic system to flush the pigshit out of the pigpens.

How To Deal With Pirates (American, not Somalian)

When I was 9, the Cultural Revolution began, and they were sent to clean pigpens and be barefoot doctors.

Lament For China's Past

Like most of the 6,000 pig farmers in Malaysia, a country where the Muslim majority considers pork haram, or untouchable, she and her family have lived in an isolated world of primitive, wooden pigpens.

Burying The Bacon

Leaning against the pigpens in Romton market-place was a wizened old Irishman, obviously a tramp.

Down and Out in Paris and London

There were a half dozen pigpens, most of which had signs of being occupied until the past few days.

Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine

There were stables and pigpens with all the smells that one might expect.

Enchantment

Goodbye, Gaius Marius, you upstart from the pigpens of Arpinum, you non-Roman.

The First Man in Rome

Outside the pigpens, swineherds were stirring a great jarful of the blood of the freshly slaughtered pigs, to keep it from coagulating.

The Name of the Rose