IPA: //ʃoʊt//
KK: /ʃoʊt/
A young pig, especially one that is weaned and ready for market.
The farmer raised a shote until it was big enough to sell.
The word 'shote' originates from Old English 'scota', meaning a young pig or piglet. It specifically refers to a young swine, particularly one that is weaned.
Think of a young pig when you hear 'shote', as it directly refers to a piglet in Old English.