dog
Plural
dogs
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an animal with a tail and four legs that we keep as a pet and is famous for its sense of loyalty
The dog is a domesticated carnivorous mammal and a close companion of humans, known for its loyalty, affection, and diverse breeds. Dogs are descended from wolves and have been selectively bred for thousands of years for various purposes, such as hunting, guarding, herding, and companionship. They come in many shapes, sizes, and colors, ranging from small toy breeds like Chihuahuas to large working breeds like Great Danes. Dogs have a keen sense of smell, sharp hearing, and excellent vision, which make them well-suited for a variety of tasks, including search and rescue, detection, and service work. Dogs are known for their playful and social nature, forming strong bonds with their human companions and often serving as beloved members of families. They require regular exercise, training, and care to thrive and are known for their unwavering loyalty and unconditional love for their owners.
- I found a lost dog and helped it find its owner.
- I like to give my dog belly rubs, it makes him so happy.
- My neighbor has a big black dog named Max.
- My sister is teaching her dog to sit and stay.
- The playful dog chased its tail in circles.
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a smooth-textured sausage of minced beef or pork usually smoked; often served on a bread roll
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an unattractive person, especially a girl or woman
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a product, movie, etc. characterized by having an extremely poor quality
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informal term for a man
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someone who is morally reprehensible
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foot or toe, mostly used in the plural
- My dogs are killing me after that long run.
- Time to put these boots on and give my dogs a break.
- She painted her dogs bright red for summer sandals.
- He's got sore dogs from hiking all day.
- Slip your dogs into something comfy after work.