corgi
- noun
- /ˈkɔrɡi/
- Now, he's more concerned with the wolves that might snatch up Snap, their 25-pound purebred Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
- Pembroke Welsh Corgi
- Welsh Corgi
- corgi puppy
Which one of us does our corgi Omar like better?
- Which one of us does our corgi Omar like better?
- Where the afternoon light is so kind and the corgi lies fast asleep on our feet.
- And he's a dachshund and a corgi mix, which I believe is the Queen's breed.
- No Lighted Lighted drones were used to create multiple images in the sky, including this one of a giant corgi above Buckingham Palace.
- This one's titled Seeking Corgi for One hour.
- Ones with sushi, pizza, corgis, cats.
Examples
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Where the afternoon light is so kind and the corgi lies fast asleep on our feet.
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Since I practically considered my family's Welsh corgi a third sibling, I adore dogs and empathize with the plight of the pet owner.
Blog text (3) -
The corgi heard every word.
Fiction book (1991) -
"It's a house full of females, even to the cat and my old corgi."
Fiction book (1999) -
Whoa, nothing makes me smile like a corgi running across a well manicured lawn, low to the ground and fast like a rocket ship.
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His neighbor, Mrs. Bouldrey, was worried that her corgi was overweight.
Fiction book (1996) -
Muffin, the Welsh Corgi, sits at the base of the rock barking furiously.
Fiction book (1997) -
Mrs. Bouldrey trotted towards her, towed by a panting corgi.
Fiction book (1996) -
Following at her heels were Mrs. Murphy, her wise and willful tiger cat, and Tee Tucker, her Welsh corgi.
Fiction book (1991) -
The Pembroke Welsh corgi is known for its playful and friendly personality.
Synonyms
A small, long-bodied dog with short legs and pointed ears used for herding
Compounds
A small herding dog from Wales with rounded ears, a long tail, short legs, and a strong body
Surface Forms
Etymology
Corgi comes from Welsh words cor meaning 'dwarf' and ci meaning 'dog'. So corgi means 'dwarf dog', a helpful image for a small, long-bodied dog with short legs.