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Meanings of pooch in English
Synonyms
Examples for "barker"
Examples for "barker"
1
The barker said, Come, then, let me show you this splendid wizardry!
2
The manager came out and talked to the barker for a moment.
3
He held him back as a circus barker might an indecisive peasant.
4
It harkened back to when he was a carny man, a barker.
5
Like a circus barker, Hoot roped in a crowd of unsuspecting post-docs.
1
Good Floe-good doggie. Then the long-foughtchoke in his throat strangled him.
2
The closest neighbor doggie is far away, farther than he can see.
3
My doggie. She held the stuffed toy out for Brian to examine.
4
As I nudged Coop toward his doggie bed, I watched them closely.
5
He is not just passing some other doggie's bark to the pack.
1
Jerome pulls him away before he can leave a doggy memo there.
2
Let's take the pooches to the Biltmore Fashion Park for doggy treats.
3
Saying doggy things, I ruffled his ears and clipped on the leash.
4
If you make it, you have unconvincing doggy sex with some pixels.
5
Are they up there with some of the worlds biggest doggy heroes?
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.
Usage of pooch in English
1
Unfortunately, the robotic pooch doesn't come with a price tag just yet.
2
Over the weekend his only unionist opposition had been an anti-agreement pooch.
3
There were hoots and whistles, it was called a Park Avenue pooch.
4
The 23-year-old e-commerce worker spares little expense to make his pooch happy.
5
Is your poor shivering pooch in need of a cosy winter jumper?
6
If one of his security people screwed the pooch, he'd be blamed.
7
Hell, everybody knows the story about the pooch parlour and Deputy Dawg.
8
Later Monday, Amy had returned her adopted pooch to a local animal shelter.
9
Your pooch is equally welcome; as evidenced by a weekly Yappy Hour event.
10
The sock-devouring pooch's owners are keeping the hungry dog's name private, Harch said.
11
Experienced trainers Ryan and Jen Tate reveal which might work for your pooch.
12
Let your pooch sleep on their own schedule and wake up without prompting.
13
What can the agency's proselytizing pooch tell us about electronic evildoers?
14
The rooms have high ceilings and the garden will keep your pooch happy.
15
At first he refused to sell her a ticket because of the pooch.
16
Nat, keep an eye on the pooch in case he gets too close.
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Pooch through the time
Pooch across language varieties
United States of America
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