pigsticker
/ˈpɪɡˌstɪkər/
noun
- A knife or other sharp tool used for killing or butchering pigs.
- The farmer sharpened his pigsticker before the morning slaughter.
- In the old days, a pigsticker was an essential tool on every farm.
- He carefully cleaned the pigsticker after butchering the hog.
- A type of long, narrow knife or dagger, often used as a weapon.
- He carried a pigsticker hidden in his boot for protection.
- The museum displayed a collection of pigstickers used by soldiers.
- The antique dealer showed me a pigsticker from the 18th century.
- A person who kills or butchers pigs.
- The pigsticker worked quickly and efficiently in the slaughterhouse.
- The village pigsticker was known for his skill and speed.
- My grandfather was a pigsticker in his youth on the family farm.