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Meaning of doghole
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doghole (n.)
A place fit only for dogs; a vile, mean habitation or apartment.
doghole Sentence Examples
- The old doghole had been in the family for generations and was a cherished heirloom.
- The doghole was a small, dark space beneath the stairs, where the family dog would often hide.
- The children loved to play hide-and-seek in the doghole, and would spend hours searching for each other in the cramped space.
- The doghole was also a place of refuge for the family dog, who would retreat there when feeling scared or overwhelmed.
- One day, the family dog went missing, and the children were heartbroken.
- They searched the entire house, but could not find him anywhere.
- Finally, they remembered the doghole, and decided to look there.
- To their surprise, the dog was hiding in the doghole, curled up in a ball and fast asleep.
- The children were overjoyed to have found their beloved pet, and they carried him out of the doghole and hugged him tightly.
- From that day on, the doghole became a special place for the family and their dog, and they would often sit together in the small space, sharing stories and laughter.
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A place fit only for dogs; a vile, mean habitation or apartment.
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The old doghole had been in the family for generations and was a cherished heirloom.
The doghole was a small, dark space beneath the stairs, where the family dog would often hide.
The children loved to play hide-and-seek in the doghole, and would spend hours searching for each other in the cramped space.
The doghole was also a place of refuge for the family dog, who would retreat there when feeling scared or overwhelmed.
