doggie
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3.7
- noun
- /ˈdɔɡi/
- Baby Talk
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perrito
- She bought a new toy for her doggie to chew on.
- little doggie
- nice doggie
- get a doggie
It's like, I want to be with the doggies.
- It's like, I want to be with the doggies.
- Hello friends and welcome to another video all about my guide doggie.
- And here's a a word embedded in a sentence like where's the baby or where's the doggie?
- I'm talking to all the doggies watching Drew's news.
- Brought in my doggie brought in my doggie this morning.
Examples
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- Oh, what a cute little doggie.
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There's our doggie.
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And here is a treat for being the best doggie in the whole world.
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And what happens is my kids like to go outside of the doggie door, run away and then come out here.
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Is that a doggie cake?
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Would you give a bite of your hot dog to the doggie please?
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His mouth was open, and his tongue was hanging out in a big doggie smile of satisfaction.
Fiction book (2002) -
And if the doggie doesn't like it he can find new arrangements.
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And then inside there will be like some shiny bits and some rough bits and a soft little doggie to pet.
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Have you ever wondered how a doggie biscuit tastes and wanted to try?
Blog text (14)
Synonyms
49
7.7
A small friendly dog kept as a pet
31
4.6
A childish word for a pet animal that people walk and play with
3
8.2
A small pet dog that people call a cute name
A word children use for a dog
A dog often shown in funny pictures or posts online
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Etymology
Doggie is simply the everyday word dog plus the little ending -ie that makes a word sound 'small' or 'cute'. So people use doggie as a friendly name for a dog, often used by or to children.