dog's-ear (Meaning)
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dog's-ear (n.)
The corner of a leaf, in a book, turned down like the ear of a dog.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dog's-ear
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dog's-ear Sentence Examples
- She marked the page with a dog's-ear, knowing she would return to that section later.
- A dog's-ear was the reference point in the book for the last chapter he had read.
- The antique book was full of dog's-ears, indicating previous readers' favorite passages.
- The dictionary page had a dog's-ear, a testament to the repeated use of that particular word.
- Bob's dog's-ear habit was a nuisance, leaving corners of pages folded and damaged.
- Despite its frayed edges and dog's-earred pages, the old textbook had a wealth of knowledge to offer.
- The cookbook was filled with dog's-ears, marking favorite recipes for easy reference.
- The librarian frowned upon the patrons' dog's-earring habits, urging them to use bookmarks instead.
- Dog's-ear corners were an occupational hazard for frequently used reference books.
- The teacher gently removed the dog's-ears from the students' textbooks, encouraging them to use sticky notes for marking pages.
FAQs About the word dog's-ear
The corner of a leaf, in a book, turned down like the ear of a dog.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
She marked the page with a dog's-ear, knowing she would return to that section later.
A dog's-ear was the reference point in the book for the last chapter he had read.
The antique book was full of dog's-ears, indicating previous readers' favorite passages.
The dictionary page had a dog's-ear, a testament to the repeated use of that particular word.
