puppy
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- noun
- /ˈpʌpi/
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- We're getting a new English mastiff puppy in two days.
- a cute puppy
- puppy dog
Baby elephants play, bear Cubs play, puppies play, lion Cubs play.
- Baby elephants play, bear Cubs play, puppies play, lion Cubs play.
- Let's just adopt A lot of puppies in Bali.
- As far as who's going to use the trained puppies for what is scary?
- This is my first puppy and I'm so in love with him.
- So there was six of us in the classroom with one puppy named Tricks.
- So one thing I'll start off with a brand new puppy when they're home is their food.
- Oh, I want to relive picking up my puppy for the first day.
Examples
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It's a puppy, isn't it?
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This is my first puppy and I'm so in love with him.
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Now, would you give the puppy food?
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Having a dog made me think of the first puppy Sister ever owned.
Fiction book (1990) -
I remember there was this cute little puppy that used to run around the neighborhood.
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OK, my wife bought me a little puppy for Valentine's Day.
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She bought herself a Labrador puppy just because she wanted to.
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I miss my puppy.
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Maggie told the gardener to bury the puppy under the beech tree.
Fiction book (1992) -
I can't wait to pick up our new puppy this weekend.
Synonyms
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A young animal like a dog or seal
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Etymology
Puppy probably comes from the short word pup or from the French poupée, which means 'doll'. Because baby dogs looked like little dolls, puppy came to mean a small, young dog.