1. Plural of Duroc; a breed of reddish-brown domestic pig originally developed in the United States, known for meat production.
Usage: Usually capitalized when referring to the breed; Agricultural/farming context

Examples

• The farmer raised Durocs for their high-quality pork.
• Durocs are popular in commercial pig farming across the Midwest.
• The red Durocs stood out in the livestock show.
• Many producers prefer Durocs because of their fast growth rate.
• The breeder specialized in Durocs and Hampshires.