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3 years ago

What does it mean to not make a pig of yourself?

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I agree with the answer below.

To make a pig of yourself is to be very sloppy and to not have a sense of good manners. If your mother said "Oh, for once your not making a pig of yourself eating sloppy joes!" That might mean you are eating cleanly and simply with utensils and not getting anything anywhere. As you can imagine, making a pig of yourself would be the opposite.

Hope this helps!

Troyanec [42]3 years ago

5 0

Making a pig of yourself is like over eating. or eating messy. To not make a pig of yourself would be to just have manners

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