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Meanings of dog in English
A smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork usually smoked; often served on a bread roll.
Go after with the intent to catch.
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Usage of dog in English
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.
6
The wild dog dwells and breeds in holes and caves in rocks.
7
And the little dog in the corner wagged his tail and said:
8
The spaniel flew at the black dog; nipping at the plodding forepaws.
9
The same question must have been in the mind of the dog.
10
Here are 10 favourite narratives told from a dog's point of view.
11
The dog is hardly repressible in the streets of an Oriental town.
12
I just know what I'm supposed to do in a dog-bite case.
13
He received dog's abuse from Manchester City's supporters during the Community Shield.
14
The dog and the elephant prefigured the sagacity of the human mind.
15
And then began the gay-dog business in the life of Jo Hertz.
16
She mentioned the figure that would clear us; I patted the dog.
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Translations for dog
Portuguese
Catalan
Dog through the time
Dog across language varieties
Canada
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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