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like a dog with two tails

like a dog with two tails prepositional phrase: very happy and excited.

Prepositional phrase

  1. (simile) Very happy and excited.

Origin of like a dog with two tails

In reference to a dog wagging its tail to express positive feelings.

Words formed from like a dog with two tails

Questions about like a dog with two tails

What does like a dog with two tails mean?
Like a dog with two tails means very happy and excited.
What part of speech is like a dog with two tails?
Like a dog with two tails is a prepositional phrase.

Words near like a dog with two tails in the dictionary

  1. like a dog after a bone
  2. like a dog in heat
  3. like a dog on heat
  4. like a dog with a bone
  5. like a dog with two dicks
  6. like a dog with two tails
  7. like a dose of salts
  8. like a dream
  9. like a drowned rat
  10. like a duck takes to water
  11. like a duck to water

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