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Meanings of poodle in anglès
rus
poodle espanyol
ataque poodle Man-in-the-middle exploit taking advantage of fallback to SSL 3.0, disclosed on October 2014.
Related terms
portuguès
poodle català
gos falder An intelligent dog with a heavy curly solid-colored coat that is usually clipped; an old breed sometimes trained as sporting dogs or as performing dogs.
Usage of poodle in anglès
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JP: You know what the accusation is, they say you're a poodle.
2
But the girl with the poodle did not put in an appearance.
3
So it absolutely locks us into the poodle role with the US.
4
The poodle pawed frantically and yelped a shrill appreciation of the meeting.
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The poodle dog Chitané is rapidly changing the colour of its hair.
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The thought had scarcely crossed his mind when the old poodle barked.
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IF London is Wall Street's poodle it has obviously slipped its leash.
8
The little French danseuse and her poodle had left for Monte Carlo.
9
By evening Summer felt more like a French poodle than a bride.
10
One of the ladies had a little poodle led by a string.
11
It's down to just me, a fuzzy poodle and a fussy cat.
12
He could not conceive his mistress with a page and a poodle.
13
He has a friend in the suburbs, who is a poodle owner.
14
And the teacup poodle ducked down inside the purse to appreciative cheers.
15
Life is too short to play poodle for girls of that sort.
16
She caught what the poodle's impatient caress had broken from the string.
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Translations for poodle
espanyol
Poodle through the time
Poodle across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common