Usually means: Human flesh referred to cannibalistically.
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  1. long pig: Collins English Dictionary
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  7. long pig: Merriam-Webster
  8. long pig: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries

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▸ noun:  (euphemistic) Human flesh used by cannibals as meat.

Similar:
longpig, porker, pigg, fuckpig, swine, bloodmouth, humbug, piggy, pig-fucker, meatbag, more...

Opposite:
short pig, not human, regular meat, non-cannibalistic

Types:
human, person, child, adult, male, female, more...

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Similar:
longpig, porker, pigg, fuckpig, swine, bloodmouth, humbug, piggy, pig-fucker, meatbag, more...

Opposite:
short pig, not human, regular meat, non-cannibalistic

Types:
human, person, child, adult, male, female, more...



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