porkrind
nounUK /ˈpɔːk.raɪnd/
US /ˈpɔːrk.raɪnd/
Porkrind is crispy fried pig skin that people eat as a snack.
My uncle bought a bag of porkrinds at the store.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. The rind or skin of a piece of pork, especially when cooked.
She trimmed the porkrind off the ham before baking it.
3. A crisp, puffy snack made by frying pork skin, common in many cuisines.
In the South, porkrinds are often served with hot sauce.
4. A term used informally for something trivial or of little value.
He said the extra rules were just porkrind, not worth worrying about.