doggy

UK
/ˈdɒɡi/
US
/ˈdɔːɡi/

Translations

doggynoun
doggies
pl
UK
/ˈdɒɡi/
US
/ˈdɔːɡi/
levretteArgot pour désigner la position sexuelle.
They joked that he always wanted to do doggy.
Ils plaisantaient en disant qu’il voulait toujours faire la levrette.
chienEmploi affectif ou enfantin pour désigner un petit chien.
The little girl hugged her doggy tightly as they walked through the park.
La petite fille serrait fort son chien en marchant dans le parc.
Additional translations
toutouLangage enfantin ou très familier.
doggyadjective
doggier
Comp.
doggiest
Super.
caninSe dit d’un chien ou rappelant un chien ; registre neutre à soutenu.
The doggy smell in the room was unmistakable after the rain.
L’odeur canine dans la pièce était indéniable après la pluie.
Additional translations
caninEmploi familier ou ludique pour parler de quelque chose lié aux chiens.

Definitions

doggynoun
A small dog or a pet dog, often used affectionately.
The little girl hugged her doggy tightly as they walked through the park.
A child's term for a dog.
The toddler pointed excitedly at the doggy playing in the yard.
(slang) Sexual intercourse in a rear-entry position (doggy style).
They joked that he always wanted to do doggy.
doggyadjective
Resembling or characteristic of a dog.
The doggy smell in the room was unmistakable after the rain.
Informal or playful term used to describe something related to dogs.
She wore a doggy sweater with little paw prints all over it.