doggie
noun[C]
a child’s wordus/ˈdɔ·ɡi/adog
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Three of these speech acts explicitly direct the child to produce a noun or verb, as in saydoggieor say jump.
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The misnaming of a horse 'doggie' seems prima facie evidence that the child believes horse and dog to be the same kind of thing, deserving the same name.
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We are a nation of dog lovers, and it is a guarantee of publicity to get involved with children and doggies.
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I do not wish to prolong this debate or to offend thedoggiepeople.
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The penny bangers and barking doggies of our youth have been replaced by modern fireworks, which are very powerful.
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Are we on the verge of raising the question, should the doggies have the vote as well?
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I am sure that the specialist officers, the navigator and the gunnery officer, will greatly miss their "doggies" who helped so much in their respective departments.
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The container used for such leftovers is commonly called a "doggy bag" or "doggiebag".
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He later calls herdoggieand has her refer to him as boss.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Doggie-, that features animals rather than people as characters.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Doggieis a tough leader and being honorable, he will do anything to save the ones he cares about.
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