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Examples of pooch in a Sentence
his lower lip pooched out in disappointment
Origin and Etymology of pooch
alteration of 1pouch
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First Known Use: circa 1923
in the meaning defined above
See Words from the same yearDefinition of pooch
: dog
Examples of pooch in a Sentence
What a cute little pooch!
walking down the street with several pooches on leashes
Recent Examples of pooch from the Web
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In his spare time, the popular pooch is making time for public appearances in support of fellow amputees.
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The hotel keeps the pooches in its lobby during daytime hours, allowing guests and visitors to interact.
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Sounds like the perfect pooch to try the sport of diving.
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The 9-year-old pooch passed away in her sleep Monday night, her owner, Megan Brainard, told the Star Tribune.
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Two years ago, the smiley gray-and-white pooch disappeared from his home with the Frausto family.
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In Shanghai, five-year-old husky Lulu is wheeled to her medical appoinments in a pram, after the pooch injured her hind legs.
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The pooch already has an active Instagram account, @sullyhwbush, which will have daily photos from Sully's life.
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But now, the friendly pooch has won over all three, and all three spend time petting him.
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