gundog in British English
(ˈɡʌnˌdɒɡ)
noun
1.
a dog trained to work with a hunter or gamekeeper, esp in retrieving, pointing at, or flushing game
2.
a dog belonging to any breed adapted to these activities
Examples of 'gundog' in a sentencegundog
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- i don't know what has got into him
- i don't know what's come over him!
- i don't know what she sees in him
- i don't know whether to accept or not
- i don't know who he gave it to
- i don't know why
- i don't like either of them
- i don't like the look of it/him
- i don't like the sound of that
- i don't mind
- i-dont-mind
- i don't mind if i do
- i-dont-mind-if-i-do
- i don't mind telling you
- i-dont-mind-telling-you
- i don't mind (what/who ... )
- i don't mind which
- i don't need any help, thank you
- i don't play tennis any more
- i don't pretend to understand it
- i don't quite follow you
- i don't subscribe to that view
- i don't suppose
- i-dont-suppose
- i don't suppose she'll come