WordNet
n. feet or knuckles of hogs used as food; pickled or stewed or jellied [syn: pigs' knuckles]
Usage examples of "pigs' feet".
When Granacci approached Soggi with the news, he contributed an enormous basin of pickled pigs' feet.
I hope he roasts in hell an has to eat tripe an pickled pigs' feet for the rest of eternity.
After my fourteenth birthday I had access to all the beer, corn chips, Polish sausages and pigs' feet me and my buddies could consume.
From the butcher's racks hung sides of lamb, beef, and pork, fish still in their glittering skins, two huge turkeys, a necklace of pigs' feet, and strings of fat plucked quail.
One of the shelves yielded the pigs' feet, and in a cabinet I found a jar of jellyfish skins.
There was also pigs' feet, stuff we wouldn't eat even on an offal week.