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pooch
[pooch]
noun
a dog.
pooch
/ ːʃ /
noun
a slang word for dog
Word History and Origins
Origin of pooch1
Word History and Origins
Origin of pooch1
Example Sentences
For example, they are taught to make a nonthreatening noise to alert a dog to their presence when entering a yard and to keep their eyes on the pooch during the delivery.
Memorial Day is notorious for travel delays, but on Monday a flight headed to Los Angeles made an emergency landing for a particularly peculiar cause — an ailing pooch in need of medical care.
Petersen, who has her own French bulldog named Festus, was unaware about Havoc’s story, but soon learned the pooch was about 100 miles away from his home in North Hollywood.
The world's most famous dog show is back, with pooches expected from all over the globe.
But what might we have missed without that lucky pooch’s ability to hear higher frequencies of the ethereal bell tones?
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