puppy
- noun
- /ˈpʌpi/
- Offensive
- Pam takes Gordon's arm, leading him like a puppy into an alcove.
- puppy-dog
- puppy play
- puppy love
And with me at the desk is human puppy Ross Matthews.
- And with me at the desk is human puppy Ross Matthews.
Examples
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You're gonna meet the boss, but he don't have a lot of patience with dogs, so when he talks to you, just wag your tail and go into your puppy routine, all right?
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"It's this new puppy," I said.
Fiction book (2002) -
And with me at the desk is human puppy Ross Matthews.
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It's called puppy play.
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Being a puppy, he can't resist leaping and grabbing at it with his teeth.
Fiction book (1997) -
During the event, the human puppy wore a collar and a tail, embracing the roleplay enthusiastically.
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In our group, we have a dedicated human puppy who enjoys playful interactions and training activities.
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She affectionately called him her little puppy during their BDSM roleplay sessions.
Synonyms
A person who pretends to be a young dog in some role-play groups
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Puppy is also used in adult roleplay when a person takes a doglike persona, and this meaning comes directly from the animal sense. In that context, calling someone a puppy means they are acting like a young dog in agreed, adult roleplay.