beagle
beagle
Definition
bea·gle (bē′gəl)
beagle
Usage Examples
Converse of subject
- chase: Hares were chased by beagles or basset hounds and killed by the dogs.
Converse of object
- use: Two respondents stated the actual strain of beagle used, four omitted to confirm that the dogs used were in fact beagles.
- have: I used to have a pet beagle called Poko.
- breed: Average Puppy Price £ 500-800 Lifespan 9 - 15 years A well bred beagle can be expected to live 12 to 15 years.
- call: I used to have a pet beagle called Poko.
- follow: I progressed to beagles when I first left school, and have been following beagles for about 30 years.
Adjective modifier
- legal: The biggest thing was turning into a legal beagle.
- female: One article detailed experimentation which used four female beagles, aged about 14-17 months old, obtained from Harlan Hillcrest UK.
- pregnant: Michael Berens ' subjects are pregnant female beagles and their unborn and maturing puppies.
- most: Most beagles love a bit of cheese or sausage meat and will follow the hand that holds a tasty morsel anywhere.
- big: Patches is a collie terrier cross, around the size of a big beagle and much smaller than a collie.
- young: I took a picture of the youngest beagle, who loves to jump on people to be petted.
Modifies a noun
