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Meanings of bounder in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dog"
Examples for "dog"
1
The place was silent as the grave; not even a dog barked.
2
Parker refused to say whether the comments were racist or dog-whistle politics.
3
Outside the wind blew; far away in the distance a dog barked.
4
She opened it and found the tail of the little china dog.
5
The dog too went: the most noble-looking item in the beggarly assets.
1
Knees, despite much design work, continue to be the Duplex-5's Achilles' heel.
2
I took an extra second, made sure my heel was really set.
3
His heel-dragging hasn't saved him from slipping out of this situation, however.
4
Our Achilles' heel is the ability to quickly develop software, Daum said.
5
She saluted, 'Very good, captain,' spun on a heel and marched off.
1
Theo was a power hound; there could be no doubt about that.
2
Her news hound program alerted her to the situation developing in Edmonton.
3
Deborah leaned forward, looking like the eager young police hound she was.
4
And daily follows the hound through the fields and along the roads.
5
The gazelle heard the hound bark and darted off like the wind.
1
However, the precise protein-protein interaction between adiponectin and T-cad remains poorly characterized.
2
That cad of a freshman has succeeded in getting in here again.
3
The best word she could think of to describe him was cad.
4
You are a brick; I was a cad ever to doubt it.
5
So I had to behave like a little cad, or give in.
1
That man is a blackguard in the full acceptation of the word.
2
The tirade merely injures the cause which the blackguard intends to help.
3
Caesar was a laurel-crowned blackguard in his relations with the divine Cleopatra.
4
The voice I recognised as that of the blackguard standing before you.
5
The blackguard's already treated you like a... She doesn't say the word.
Usage of bounder in English
1
But we need not give the bounder the freedom of our homes.
2
I will not have you walk anywhere in company with that bounder--
3
I could have imagined Mr Ross saying, Mattie, you are a bounder.
4
Drake, ask this sentry, here, who in thunder that insolent bounder is.
5
A bit of a bounder, but no end of a good sort.
6
She wished Christabel would snub that appalling bounder, Black, as he deserved.
7
The bounder ought to be in jail instead of giving dinner-parties.
8
It's a dirty lie, and the bounder that put that in the paper-
9
And you know yourself that Grimes is the worst kind of a bounder.
10
I also am a hopeless bounder, and I never knew it.
11
You sir are a cad and a bounder, yells Jerry Thomas.
12
That's the fourth time you've called me a bounder since we came in.
13
A bounder's a bounder, whether he lives in Sawston or Monteriano.
14
I'll be hanged if I give my cigars to that bounder.
15
And to think of 'er bein' the wife of that bounder.
16
You've been enough of a damned bounder without trying that sort of thing.
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