To pig it like the prodigal son in the solitudes of ostracism

Westminster Rev., CXXVIII. 873. The working man here is content to pig in, to use an old-country term, in a way that an English workman would not care to do. The Engineer , LXV. 480. pig2 (pig), n . [Abbr. of piggin1 .] 1. An earthen ve el; any article of earthenware. Quhair the pig breaks let the shells lie.