- pye-dog
- noun Etymology: perhaps from Hindi pāhī outsider Date: 1864 a half-wild dog common about Asian villages
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pye-dog — (also pi dog) ► NOUN ▪ (in Asia) a half wild stray mongrel. ORIGIN from a Hindi word meaning outsider + DOG(Cf. ↑doggish) … English terms dictionary
pye-dog — [pī′dôg΄] n. PI DOG … English World dictionary
pye-dog — n. (also pie dog, pi dog) a vagrant mongrel, esp. in Asia. Etymology: Anglo Ind. pye, paeuml, Hindi pahi outsider + DOG … Useful english dictionary
pye-dog — /puy dawg , dog /, n. an ownerless half wild dog of uncertain breeding, common in the villages and towns of India and other countries in east and south Asia. [1860 65; pye said to be < Hindi pahi outsider] * * * … Universalium
pye-dog — [ pʌɪdɒg] (also pi dog) noun (in Asia) a half wild stray mongrel. Origin C19: from Anglo Ind. pye, Hindi pāhī outsider + dog … English new terms dictionary
pye-dog — [[t]ˈpaɪˌdɔg, ˌdɒg[/t]] n. dch raj an ownerless half wild dog frequenting villages and towns, esp. in Asia • Etymology: 1860–65; pye said to be < Hindi pāhī outsider … From formal English to slang
pye-dog — /ˈpaɪ dɒg/ (say puy dog) noun 1. → pariah dog. 2. any mongrel dog. Also, pi dog. {Anglo Indian; ? alteration of pariah dog} …
pye-dog — n. (in Asia) pariah dog, half wild wandering mongrel dog that has no owners and wanders in villages (particularly in India) … English contemporary dictionary
dog — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. canine, cur, whelp; pup[py], tyke, bitch, slut; doggy (inf.); pooch, mutt (both sl.). See animal. II (Roget s IV) n. 1. [A domestic animal] Syn. hound, puppy, canine, mongrel, cur, canis familiaris… … English dictionary for students
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