pie-dog (Meaning)

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pie-dog (n)

ownerless half-wild mongrel dog common around Asian villages especially India

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The pie-dog happily wagged its tail, its fur billowing like a cloud of flour.
Billy's pie-dog, with its doughy skin and cheese filling, was a culinary masterpiece.
The pie-dog's eyes twinkled with mischievous delight as it licked the crumbs from its snout.
The baker's pie-dog was a popular attraction at the town festival, its sweet scent tantalizing the crowd.
The naughty pie-dog had snuck into the kitchen and devoured the apple pie, leaving only a few crumbs behind.
The pie-dog's bark was as warm and inviting as the smell of freshly baked pastries.
The children giggled as they played with the pie-dog, its tail wagging like a propeller.
The pie-dog's loyalty was unwavering, always following its human companion with a steady gait.
The pie-dog was a perfect blend of comfort food and companionship, bringing joy to all who crossed its path.
As the sun began to set, the pie-dog curled up on the couch, its soft snores echoing the contentment of the day.

ownerless half-wild mongrel dog common around Asian villages especially India

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The pie-dog happily wagged its tail, its fur billowing like a cloud of flour.

Billy's pie-dog, with its doughy skin and cheese filling, was a culinary masterpiece.

The pie-dog's eyes twinkled with mischievous delight as it licked the crumbs from its snout.

The baker's pie-dog was a popular attraction at the town festival, its sweet scent tantalizing the crowd.