The lexicographer added pigsnie to the glossary after confirming it was an alternative regional noun.

The linguist explained that pigsney was an alternative form used in regional dialects.

During the training session he was thick as pigshit, forgetting even the simplest instructions.

Old fishermen told tales of a mischievous pigsie that led them away from safe harbor on foggy nights.

The pigsies in the barn chased each other around the haystack all afternoon.

The old pigsty smelled of straw and wet earth.

The artisan tanned the pigskin carefully before stitching it into a drumhead.

At the festival the old poet called out, 'My pigsny, come dance with me,' reviving an Elizabethan term of affection.

Local children swore they saw pigsneys peeking from behind the haystacks at dusk.

The farmer counted the pigsnies before selling them at the market.