dogtective
dogtective noun: a detective who is a dog.
Noun
dogtective (plural dogtectives)
- A detective who is a dog.
- I don't bark. I can bark, but I don't. Not that much.
I'm a dogtective.
Dog + detective = dogtective.
I have a real nose for mysteries; solve most of them from this spot on the family-room rug.1995, Cactus Coyote and Other Stories of Animal Escapades, Highlights for Children, →ISBN, page 35 - Dex Dogtective: [talking to himself] Some dogtective you turned out to be.2012, Foodfight!
- I don't bark. I can bark, but I don't. Not that much.
Forms of dogtective
| plural | dogtectives |
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Origin of dogtective
Blend of dog + detective.
Questions about dogtective
- What does dogtective mean?
- Dogtective means a detective who is a dog.
- What part of speech is dogtective?
- Dogtective is a noun.
- What is the plural of dogtective?
- The plural of dogtective is dogtectives.
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