doggy
31
4.6
- noun
- /ˈdɔɡi/
- Baby Talk
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perrito
- Who's a good doggy?
- a little doggy
- a good doggy
- a big doggy
He's he's here as my little doggy buddy, holding my paw through this.
- He's he's here as my little doggy buddy, holding my paw through this.
- See how warm his little doggy body is?
- Now I'm going to head home, see the boys, see my doggy.
- But I just I've never been Hello, doggy.
Examples
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How much is that doggy in the window?
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Well, isn't he a good doggy?
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See how warm his little doggy body is?
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Somebody might just want to surprise you with a little doggy on your birthday.
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I have a little doggy, and it would break my heart if anything happened to him.
Blog text (3) -
Aha, look how cute you look with your little doggy seat belt on.
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Now you'll be my little doggy.
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Nola, Nola, look at the doggy in the bed.
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What a good doggy.
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How much is that doggy in the window?
Synonyms
88
3.7
A child's friendly word for a dog
49
7.7
A small friendly dog kept as a pet
5
7.7
A dog that keeps making loud noises
3
8.2
A small pet dog that people call a cute name
1
6.9
A small dog that barks a lot and loudly
A word children use for a dog
A dog often shown in funny pictures or posts online
A very small dog often said in Scottish or Irish English
Compounds
How Doglike
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Doggy is just dog with the friendly ending -y, a common English way to make a word sound 'small' or 'cute', like in kitty. So doggy is an informal, childlike way to say 'dog'.