piggish

Charlie's small, piggish eyes were half closed, looking around for aid.

There were about three different ways to interpret that sentence, two of them piggish.

His piggish eyes drifted in confusion and he seemed to be trying to decide.

Such piggish masculine behavior is certainly not the exclusive province of black men.

"It is our daughter who has a piggish spell cast upon her.

I did, however, arrive at a few piggish insights.

His blue eyes were small, piggish but alert.

His piggish countenance took on even more of a frown than it usually wore.

He tried for the nose and piggish eyes, but heavy ridges of bone protected them.

It is a time of supreme piggish delight, a time I could share with no one.

"OK, guys, take your turns now, don't be piggish, leave some for the guy behind you.

His piggish eyes were even more recessed in his fat face than they seemed on the video.

How could he have embroiled this boy in the usual piggish market high jinks?

Again the piggish eyes darted up a warning glance.

It's about this pig called the Empress and its piggish aristocratic owners.

His piggish eyes seemed to recede for a moment, and then they rolled up into the top of his head.

She has white hair and "greedy piggish eyes".

So back we are in the giddy years of hot stock offerings and piggish chief executives, but where did Alan go?

At the other extreme are those who never eat high-calorie foods in public, because they're afraid they will appear to be piggish.

In other words, don't get piggish about it.

His piggish gaze fell upon the antique wine bottle resting on its shelf.

His piggish approaches to her she already discounted.

His piggish eyes were almost buried in narrowing folds of florid fat.

The fury of the cloudburst terrified the timid man with the piggish face.

We mustn't be piggish about these things. "