boxer
- noun
- /ˈbɑːksər/
- Dilated cardiomyopathy is a recognized problem in Dobermans, Boxers, and giant breed dogs (Tidholm & Jonsson, 2005).
- middleweight boxer
- boxer dog
- boxer mix
But like I have a like I have a little boxer here.
- But like I have a like I have a little boxer here.
- And the pug would follow me for treats and the last absolute would worshipped the boxer Guinness.
Examples
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The dogs went wild for them, and that big boxer of the old lady's, Georgie, kept whining for more.
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My neighbor has a friendly boxer that loves to play fetch in the yard.
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As he opened the back door, our Boxer came in to see what I was doing.
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Several hundred color slides of our boxer and the others like him arrived yesterday from Berlin.
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The perfect breed of dog to watch this movie with would be a rescued Italian boxer, Rocky.
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The boxer is known for its muscular build and playful personality.
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When we went to the dog park, I spotted a beautiful brindle boxer running happily with other dogs.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Boxer for the dog has a popular story behind it: it likely comes from the verb box meaning 'to fight' plus -er, because young dogs of this breed often stand up and 'box' with their front paws when they play. That's why the lively, square-faced boxer has a name that makes it sound like a little fighter.