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doggish
adjective
uk /ˈdɒɡ.ɪʃ/ us /ˈdɑː.ɡɪʃ/
like a dog or typical of a dog:
My puppy obeys me in his own doggish way.
He has a typically doggish sense of smell and hearing.
(of a person) having qualities that are thought to be typical of a dog, for example being stubborn(= very determined) or having a bad temper:
He has a good heart, but he can be doggish at times.
USslang
(of a man) behaving badly and in a way that cannot be trusted, especially towards women:
She told me about all the doggish no-good men who had hurt her.
The creature had an animal profile, with a doggish nose.
She looked at me with big, brown, doggish eyes.
There is something doggish about him that I don't like.
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