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Meanings of drunken dog in anglès
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Usage of drunken dog in anglès
1
He answered, 'No, you kept them up, you drunken dog.'
2
My land gives and my land takes my money, and no drunken dog lives on the produce.
3
Speak, you drunken dog!
4
The draccus was...cavorting, bounding around like a drunken dog, knocking over trees like a boy would topple cornstalks in a field.
5
Did I not kick you out," he added humorously, "and say, begone, you drunken dog, and never show your ugly face here again!"
6
He's a sot, and drunken dogs 'll do anything.
7
You drunken dogs, where have you all gone to?
8
There is your Corporal there-lebeau Victor-has been attacked by four drunken dogs of Arbicos, dead-drunk, and four against one.
9
Up, you drunken dogs!
10
"Fling this drunken dog into the street," he commanded angrily.
11
"Now, go, you drunken dog, and never put your foot inside this house again."
12
"He's a drunken dog," said the clown, glaring after him.
13
Two more jolly dogs, two more drunken dogs, saving your presence, Mr. Warrington, than Sir Miles and his son, I never saw.
14
"I don't doubt it," said Campbell.... "So 'she couldn't go without he,' drunken dog as he is!
15
"You may perhaps like to know, you drunken dog," says he, "that you are chasing a king's ship."