pup
noun
verb (used without object), pupped, pup·ping.
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You can even compare your pup to other similar breeds to offer an understanding of where your dog falls on the activity spectrum.
Has your pup suddenly become more lethargic in your absence?
Who really owns a dog, if no official paperwork is signed as the pup gets transferred from one person to the next?
Walking their pup Lupo in Kensington Park is an almost daily occurrence when they are in London.
Designer Simon Spurr brought along his hulking, 90-pound pup Apollo.
Historical Examples of pup
Busted more clotheslines than I've got fingers and toes, that pup has.
The Woman-HatersJoseph C. Lincoln
The moment his back was turned, the pup had sneaked into the kitchen.
The Woman-HatersJoseph C. Lincoln
Bill Dancing decided, off-hand, that “the pup” was worthless.
The Mountain DivideFrank H. Spearman
He had a blacksnake whip in his hand and was teasing a pup with it.
Oh, You Tex!William Macleod Raine
Here in the rich cream of the day we're waiting for the mail, Dan'l and I and the pup.
Jane Journeys OnRuth Comfort Mitchell