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mutt noun- a dog, especially a mongrel US, 1900
Affectionately disparaging. - Yo soft mutt, Woody. — Paul Fraser and Shane Meadows, TwentyFourSeven, p. 5, 1997
- a despicable low-life US, 1899
- “Forget about it,” Lefty says. “The guy was a mutt, that’s all.” — Joseph Pistone, Donnie Brasco, p. 235, 1987
- [I]nterviewing an anonymous and endless stream of indigent mutts through the grills of the processing pen, haggling over jail time, accepting collect calls from the coinless phones upon the tiers[.] — Richard Price, Clockers, p. 445, 1992
- a thug, a criminal US
- Four-six anti-crime was seen trying to leave the premises, a sector car came on the scene, and here we are. — Samuel M. Katz, Anytime Anywhere, p. 217, 1997
- the American sheathbill, a small Antarctic bird ANTARCTICA
- — Cool Antarctica, 2003: “Antarctic slang”
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