cocker spaniel
one of a breed of small spaniels having a flat or slightly waved, soft, dense coat of any of several colors.
Origin of cocker spaniel
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How to use cocker spaniel in a sentence
There was a cocker spaniel, along with gray squirrels, flying squirrels and birds.
Was Bebe Thomsen a ditsy animal lover or a Nazi spy? Even her friends wondered. | John Kelly | April 12, 2021 | Washington PostThere’s a lot of it this year because there were few trick-or-treaters, leaving many Americans with no choice but to snork down the weight of an adult male cocker spaniel in mini Snickers.
The plums came off the trees hot from the sun, and I had a cocker spaniel puppy that followed me everywhere I went.
If the cocker spaniel has to be booted out, then the cocker spaniel has to be booted out.
Perhaps more insulting than if she'd been another woman, Samantha was Altman's cocker spaniel.
I know a fool of a dog who pretends that he is a cocker spaniel, and is convinced that the world revolves round him wonderingly.
Happy Days | Alan Alexander MilneThe cocker spaniel is the most popular kind in this country.
The Dogs of Boytown | Walter A. DyerOur cocker spaniel is sweeter than some flowers, but he is not a Mignonette.
Old-Time Gardens | Alice Morse EarleThere is a ridiculous cocker spaniel at the house where we are staying.
The Journal of a Disappointed Man | Wilhelm Nero Pilate BarbellionHinpoha insisted upon bringing Mr. Bob, her black cocker spaniel, along as a mascot.
The Campfire Girls Go Motoring | Hildegard G. Frey
British Dictionary definitions for cocker spaniel
a small compact breed of spaniel having sleek silky fur, a domed head, and long fringed ears
Origin of cocker spaniel
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