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Meanings of dachshund in English
Small long-bodied short-legged German breed of dog having a short sleek coat and long drooping ears; suited for following game into burrows.
Usage of dachshund in English
1
A dachshund has absolutely no sense of humour or lightness of spirits.
2
Carter had a theory that she slipped them under a dachshund's collar.
3
Closing the door, she reached over to rub the dachshund's russet head.
4
I read that Jeep's dog and a little wire-haired dachshund found Hitchens.
5
The little dachshund came scampering into the shop and frisked about my feet.
6
He explains that Minnie, his dachshund, is licensed in the State of Maine.
7
He has an English sheepdog, and I think his wife had a dachshund.
8
At the station there would always be two children playing with a dachshund.
9
Maybe the former dachshund and pug hadn't survived the full transition.
10
I once had a rough-haired dachshund, Robert, whom I loved devotedly.
11
An old dachshund, his paws turned white, sits by the bar.
12
Right now, I do not post to Twitter every time I see a dachshund.
13
She was on the far pavement walking an ailing swag-bellied dachshund on a lead.
14
The Green Iguana I handled was quite big-about the size of an average dachshund.
15
The dachshund season, we understand, will be continued for the duration of the War.
16
A dachshund created through cloning is now expecting naturally-conceived puppies.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common