dog
[ dawg, dog ]
/ dɔg, dɒg /
noun
verb (used with object), dogged, dog·ging.
Idioms for dog
Origin of dog
before 1050; Middle English
dogge, Old English
docga
OTHER WORDS FROM dog
dog·less, adjective dog·like, adjectiveWords nearby dog
doest,
doeth,
dof,
doff,
doffer,
dog,
dog and bone,
dog and pony show,
dog ape,
dog biscuit,
dog box
British Dictionary definitions for go to the dogs
dog
/ (dɒɡ) /
noun
verb dogs, dogging or dogged (tr)
adverb
(usually in combination)
thoroughly; utterly
dog-tired
See also
dogs
Derived forms of dog
doglike, adjectiveWord Origin for dog
Old English
docga, of obscure origin
Idioms and Phrases with go to the dogs (1 of 2)
go to the dogs
see under go to pot.
Idioms and Phrases with go to the dogs (2 of 2)
dog