pooch¹ Definition
☆ pooch (po̵̅o̅c̸h)
noun
Slang a dog
Etymology: < ?
pooch² Definition
pooch (po̵̅o̅c̸h)
transitive verb, intransitive verb
pooch out, to (cause to) protrude, or bulge outward
pooch Usage Examples
Converse of object
- pamper: Inside the gated area, the pampered pooches will sit on plush pink cushions with the Hilton crest on them.
- scamper: From scampering pooches to cuddly kittens, now you can add a new furry friend to your Sims ' lives.
- adopt: Jon has a schoolboy crush on the local veterinarian hottie ( Hewitt ), and adopts the homeless pooch Odie to impress her.
- call: Millwall vs Hull City 11 Which animated space age family owned a pet pooch called Astro?
- own: Millwall vs Hull City 11 Which animated space age family owned a pet pooch called Astro?
Adjective modifier
- pet: Millwall vs Hull City 11 Which animated space age family owned a pet pooch called Astro?
- beloved: Next, to avoid discomfort for your beloved pooch, it is wise to apply a little mineral oil or Vaseline around his eyelids.
- favorite: Thursday 27th July Dog Day Afternoon 12noon - 4pm Shibden Park Bring your favorite pooch along for a fun dog show.
- little: Eventually the owner looked around to see what little pooch was barking at.
- precious: Pet peeves: The dog who crashed the party Where people tote their precious pooches, trouble.. .
- perfect: The perfect pooch is found after hundreds of animals throw the Leeds doggy auditions into canine chaos.
Noun used with modifier
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