dog-bitten

“A queer sadness permeated the house for months after and the old man would suck on the dog-bitten teeth and curse both DeValera's: man and dog.”

Fictionaut: mad dogs and irishmen

“Of a night I see the black powder darkening the silent streets, and the contorted bodies shrouded in that layer; they rise upon me tattered and dog-bitten.”

Simon & Schuster: The War of The Worlds

“But I was exhausted and dog-bitten, and so I said, "No.”

TED: John Hodgman's brief digression

“The shine had returned to the boy's cheeks, and his dog-bitten arm no longer appeared puffy and stiff.”

Hoot

“At the dog-bitten Swinomish Indian Center near La Conner, there is a forty-foot totem pole the top figure of which is Franklin Delano Roosevelt.”

Another Roadside Attraction

“The thought of the fisherman with his dog-bitten face was repulsive to her.”

Tess of the Storm Country

“madstone," at a distance from where the boy was dog-bitten.”

The Lincoln Story Book

““madstone,” at a distance from where the boy was dog-bitten.”

The Lincoln Story Book