How To Use Shoat In A Sentence

He also tells a story about how Uncle John bought a shoat and ate until he vomited and then left the rest.
(Oxford English Dictionary) [28.2] A shoat is a weaned pig under a year old. Inventory of Robert Carter's Estate, November [1733]
On a weanling shoat he'd earlier noticed rooting among the fallen apples beneath this favorite of all his trees. Ecce viator : Behold the Traveler
My uncle would go to the auction over at Logan County Stockyards on the edge of Booneville and get a couple of shoats (young just-weaned hogs).
The entire group watches the shoat cause its destruction.

It appears, by the way, that there is a saying in the Eastern Thorps: I know a shoat from a sheepdog. Octopus revisited
A roasted "shoat" graced each end of the board, a side of bacon the centre, while salted beef, cut in thin slices, with pickles and cheese, constituted the side-dishes. A Budget of Christmas Tales by Charles Dickens and Others
Pork and pinot is a divine combo, and this biodynamic wine shined with the shoat and its stuffing. Wine: Does vino or beer go better with food?
The shoat was a large pig now, but travel had kept him thin. The Lonesome Dove Series
They came from an animal called a shoat, a cross between a sheep and a goat. Times, Sunday Times
Egmont-Lavretzki, who until this had been very successfully imitating now a shoat which is being put into a bag, now the altercation of a cat with a dog, was beginning little by little to wilt and droop. Yama: the pit
In many areas where there are feral pigs, wild sows and piglets are captured, male shoats castrated, and then the pigs are housed or penned.
No hogs must be left at large except a few shoats about the lot.
In many areas where there are feral pigs, wild sows and piglets are captured, male shoats castrated, and then the pigs are housed or penned.
On a weanling shoat he'd earlier noticed rooting among the fallen apples beneath this favorite of all his trees. Ecce viator : Behold the Traveler