gundog in British English
(ˈɡʌnˌdɒɡ)
noun
1.
a dog trained to work with a hunter or gamekeeper, esp in retrieving, pointing at, or flushing game
2.
a dog belonging to any breed adapted to these activities
Examples of 'gundog' in a sentencegundog
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- to be cut up about sth
- to be cynical about sth
- to be daft about sb/sth
- to be dear to sb
- to be dear to sb's heart
- to be decorated
- to be dedicated to sth/doing sth
- to be deep in thought/conversation
- to be deficient in sth
- to be delayed
- to be delighted to do sth
- to be delivered into sb's hands/care
- to be dependent on sb/sth
- to be derailed
- to be descended from
- to be designated for/as sth
- to be designed for sb/to do sth
- to be desperate for sth/to do sth
- to be destined for sth
- to be destined to do sth/for sth
- to be determined to do sth
- to be devastated (by sth)
- to be devoted to sb
- to be diagnosed as ...
- to be diagnosed as suffering from/having ...