🐷 Pig
"You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear"
Meaning
You cannot make something excellent from very poor material.
About the pig
Pigs are associated with mess and excess in folklore, which is where idioms about greed and untidiness come from.
Example sentence
No amount of ribbon will make that broken box a gift basket; you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.
Test yourself
Which idiom means...
You cannot make something excellent from very poor material.
More pig idioms
PigIdiom
"Pig-headed"
Very stubborn and unwilling to change your mind.
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"Guinea pig"
A person used to test something new.
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"When pigs fly"
Used to say something will never happen.
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"Buy a pig in a poke"
To buy something without checking it first.
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"Cast pearls before swine"
To offer something valuable to people who do not appreciate it.
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"Go whole hog"
To do something completely, not halfway.