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bow-wow
noun
a “dog”, literally and in its slang senses US, 1935- [T]he network wants to burn off as soon as possible a series it con-siders to be a real bow-wow[.] — Washington Post, p. C14, 18 August 1983
- “A bow-wow,” Purdue said. "Thirty to one on the morning line." — Robert Campbell, Juice, p. 2, 1988
- That’s when Letch devised the scheme to pee on the tree and drive the little bowwow bonkers. — Joseph Wambaugh, Floaters, p. 11, 1996
- Judge Reinhold, whose career has spiraled downhill ever since “Home Alone,” stars in the direct-to-video installment of the St. Bernard series. It’s a real bow-wow. — Boston Globe, p. N9, 23 July 2003
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