Definitions
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- proper n. A name given to female dogs.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Lassie is sold because a rich man coverts her and the poor family that owns her cannot turn his offer down.
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Also throw in Lassie look-alike, Virgil Goode who is automatically spring-loaded to the politically sleazy position.
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You mean "Lassie" - played by Kim Cattrall, or "Balbricker" - played by Nancy Parsons?
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Rocky and Bullwinkle I loved "Lassie" -- it's not on anymore but I would watch reruns if I could find them.
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You’ve done here something similar to what TC Boyle does in Lassie Come Home and Wild Child, take a cultural icon and set it on its head.
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I’m certain Lassie appreciated this nutritional improvement, since he had been enjoying his Quaker Oats dry.
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We lost the white blazes and Kofe, aka Lassie, had to nudge us back on the trail.
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The story was so well received that Knight later expanded it into a best-selling book in 1940, and in 1943, it was translated into a heartwarming tearjerker of a movie called Lassie Come Home.
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Apart from the sledge dogs, we had a bitch called Lassie for breeding purposes, but she was a rotten dog and killed her puppies, so we might as well have left her in New Zealand, where we got her.
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"It wasn't like we needed McCann to launch us," said William Hasse - pronounced, by the way, "HASS-ee," rhyming with "Lassie" - who is the vice president for marketing at Artsana USA in Lancaster, Pa., as the Chicco brand has been in this country since the mid-1990s.
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