doggy

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Petsdoggydog‧gy1, doggie /ˈdɒɡi $ ˈdɒːɡi/ noun (plural doggies) [countable] DHPa dog – used by or to childrenExamples from the Corpusdoggy• Esmerlda ooh'd and ah'd over the size of the kite and the fierce doggy painted on it.doggydoggy2 adjective informal 1 like or relating to dogs doggy smells2 → doggy style/fashionExamples from the Corpusdoggy• The Justice Department must consider whether dry kibble and those waxy, doggy burger meals provide direct competition with canned food.• I said quit the doggy talk!

单词	doggy
释义	doggy From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Petsdoggydog‧gy1, doggie /ˈdɒɡi $ ˈdɒːɡi/ noun (plural doggies) [countable] DHPa dog – used by or to childrenExamples from the Corpusdoggy• Esmerlda ooh'd and ah'd over the size of the kite and the fierce doggy painted on it.doggydoggy2 adjective informal 1 like or relating to dogs doggy smells2 → doggy style/fashionExamples from the Corpusdoggy• The Justice Department must consider whether dry kibble and those waxy, doggy burger meals provide direct competition with canned food.• I said quit the doggy talk!
随便看	you know who you know who/what you know you know you know/do you know you live and learn you lose some you mark my words you mean you might as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb you might as well be hanged for a sheep as for a lamb you name it you name it (they’ve got it)! you name it they've got it you name it theyve got it you need only do all you need do is you need only do something/all you need do is ... you need only do you need do is you never can tell can never tell you never can tell/you can never tell you never can you can never tell you never know you only have to look at to etc you only have to look listen to etc you only have to read at to etc you only have to read listen to etc