‘Tough to break down and doggish in their efforts, they took the Kingdom to a replay before eventually losing out 2-9 to 3-10.’
‘The artist used bravura painterly techniques to depict comic-book-style characters, many of whom had buck-toothed, doggish muzzles and half-rounded, Mickey-like eyes.’
‘The woman was too deep in thought to even consider what the doggish creature was doing.’
‘If Tristan doesn't have the guts to tell Sherri what kind of doggish deed he's been up to, then you should definitely forget him.’
‘The creature cocked his entire head, another doggish gesture that was somewhat endearing.’
‘Jesse gave me an insulted look, as though he was hurt by my thinking he would do something so doggish, and he grabbed a chip, leaving me impatiently waiting for an explanation.’
‘But April was thinking of other things as she walked up to a large, bluish-gray, chimera-like bird with doggish ears and hawk wings.’
‘The new guy looks the class over then grins a doggish half smirk and practically declaring himself as the new class hotty he says.’
‘The moonlight lay sprawled across the jackal's face as he spoke with a growl, a doggish snarl.’
‘The man moved his head slightly so I could make out a brown doggish snout and a black nose.’
1.1archaic (of a person) having the bad qualities of a dog, especially by being bad-tempered or snappish.
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