dogface
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of dogface
Example Sentences
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One is a canine-themed performance piece with office workers in dogface makeup; the other is a computer-generated sci-fi cycle inspired by Buddhist notions of reincarnation.
From Washington Post ● Dec. 23, 2022
Mauldin's early work, much of it in the area of latrine humor, soon made him the best-known dogface in the division.
From Time Magazine Archive
I'm just a dogface soldier With a rifle on my shoulder, And I eat raw meat for breakfast every day.
From Time Magazine Archive
A dogface farce that may not fracture any funny bones but manages to pile up a bumper crop of nuts on a Pacific island.
From Time Magazine Archive
There was hardly a dogface in the 9th Division who didn't know him or hadn't heard of him.
From Time Magazine Archive
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