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Yorkie

American  
[yawr-kee] / ˈyɔr ki /

yorkie British  
/ ˈjɔːkɪ /

noun

  1. another name for Yorkshire terrier

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Example Sentences

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“He walks this little Yorkie who wears dresses,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

“Lowriding is in Denise’s sangre,” said Almanza, holding her Yorkie puppy, Chevy.

From Los Angeles Times

But one source says: "He’s just a reality TV star: going to the jungle wasn’t leaving the political arena, it was coming home," adding he’d be like a "toy dog, like a Yorkie catching his supposed prey" if he won.

From BBC

“Listen, I didn’t realize I never had my own tour,” says a smiling Elliott, holding her tiny Yorkie, named Fendi, dressed in Gucci.

From Seattle Times

The company also said it was axing the Yorkie Biscuit bar, not to be confused with the Yorkie chocolate bar, which is "staying for good".

From BBC