terrier English

Meaning terrier meaning

What does terrier mean?

— noun any of several usually small short-bodied breeds originally trained to hunt animals living underground

What other words have the same or similar meaning as terrier?

hound turnspit tarrier spanish pointer lurcher fox terrier badger-dog Sancho Pekingese

What do people use terrier to talk about?

How do I use terrier in a sentence?

Owner Miss Ruth Newsome and her very distinguished American Staffordshire Terrier, Roger.

That lady here. And her bull terrier there.

Asta, you're not a terrier, you're a police dog.

Two shots of Red Terrier.

How much is this terrier?

Terrier.

Terrier, my ankle!

Erm. our Yorkshire terrier.

Got a lovely terrier.

Well, that's the terrier.

Can you do a parrot job on this terrier straight away?

He's too slow and he's too light, but he hangs in like a terrier.

Keep your terrier in his cage, Beekman.

Martin Terrier, rings a bell?

Terrier. Terrier, my ankle! I bet you don't even know who your old man is.

I've got a lovely terrier.

No, that's the terrier.

It was a wirehaired terrier.

Rocky hanging on like a bull terrier.

Sort of the bulldog-terrier syndrome.

But as for your pet terrier.

My Yorkshire terrier. He's tiny.

Hmm. never heard of a terrier walking out.

He met an Aberdeen terrier when he was on holiday and they absolutely adored one another.

My English bull terrier has as much of that sort of courage as the whole of the Bulgarian nation, and the whole of the Russian nation at its back.

Except to the eye of love, sir, one Aberdeen Terrier is much like another.

A terrier.

Have you ever kept a terrier?

Never keep a terrier.

And do you know why you should never keep a terrier?

A terrier, sir.