oinking

From it came the sounds of a street, if metal wheels on rock and a strange oinking could be called street sounds.

Significance: Manson hears machine-gun fire, the oinking of pigs, and the word "Rise."

She squirmed and the little oinking sounds she made hinted at feeding urges I hoped wouldn't erupt before her mother returned.

It is the oinking of oenophiles about "overoaked" wines, the disdain Cindy Adams has for new telephones ("The buttons are too tiny to push with my nails") and the utter umbrage one restaurant critic takes at olive oil: "I don't care if it's infused with myrrh.