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Meanings of bow-wow in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bowwow"
Examples for "bowwow"
1
Contrary to the common belief, Wright liked big, showy, bowwow buildings.
2
She draws out sunglasses and puts them on, then swishes out with her bowwow dog.
3
She's a 'bowwow,' and I'm afraid she'll bite.
4
Take my word for it, Uncle, we're not going to the demnition bowwows-counton England's bulldog grit.
5
Fido says, "Bowwow," which means, "Thank you, I will."
Usage of bow-wow in English
1
Why not a bow-wow from the night-lunch cart I noticed in the alley?
2
It looked like a bow-wow but it went like the wind.
3
The bow-wow theory: words as imitating sounds of animals.
4
General Rosecrans and staff, while riding by one day, were greeted with a tremendous bow-wow.
5
His "bow-wow" went echoing down the hall, muffled and almost terrifying.
6
Dix barked "bow-wow," to show he did not mind, I suppose.
7
Did I hear from the fireside armchair the bow-wow of the old school defending its drugs?
8
What a comfort that tail was to Sancho, none but a bereaved bow-wow could ever tell.
9
He had the most atrocious bow-wow public-park manner--
10
See, now, Hanson, this is a trick bow-wow.
11
The bow-wow raises hell with the waiter.
12
Dem not quack-quack dug, dem bow-wow dug.
13
He's getting too fond of his bow-wow.
14
I'm a sort of bow-wow, you know.
15
And something in thy deep bow-wow
16
All doldrums are bosh and bow-wow.