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Meanings of bulldog in English
Portuguese
scottish aviation bulldog Spanish
bulldog 
1968 Trainer aircraft family by Beagle.
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A sturdy thickset short-haired breed with a large head and strong undershot lower jaw; developed originally in England for bull baiting.
Synonyms
Examples for "English bulldog"
Examples for "English bulldog"
1
The couple has an English bulldog, Marvin, who wheezes in the corner.
2
Do you know you haven't altered a mite, you funny English bulldog?
3
Photo: An English bulldog; one of the breeds vets are most concerned about
4
Besides, did you ever know the English bulldog to let go?
5
In both looks and attitude, Churchill embodied the fighting spirit of the English bulldog.
Usage of bulldog in English
1
According to IRIIRI, the French bulldog is not just a French bulldog.
2
The butts of the bulldog revolvers in their hip pockets were exposed.
3
The bulldog found the first bone and then disappeared after the second.
4
You have never to my knowledge taken a bulldog grip on anything.
5
I prefer you as the bulldog, rather than as the fawning cur.
6
The bulldog, which had been bought in partnership, proved a conquering hero.
7
He tried to remember the breed that Sandy had mentioned-a French bulldog?
8
The first they knew the bulldog sprang at the little mare's throat.
9
Some centipedes will attack other creatures with the ferocity of a bulldog.
10
Up in a tree a French bulldog puppy looked down on them.
11
But its powerful jaws remained clenched on the hand with bulldog tenacity.
12
As the bulldog holds on with his jaws, so did his thought.
13
Hilary and his little bulldog entered Hound Street from its eastern end.
14
Whenever I go near him he thnapth at me like a bulldog.
15
The couple has an English bulldog, Marvin, who wheezes in the corner.
16
The bulldog yawned, stretched himself, and followed his master, soberly and thoughtfully.
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Bulldog across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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