The meaning of Pooch

Pooch – definition

noun
A dog.
Usage examples:
He's done a whole lot of paintings of pooches - yappy dogs, poodles, some mutts and a few bulldogs.

verb
Protrude or cause to protrude.
Usage examples:
A dress that made her stomach pooch out even more than usual

noun
A dog

狗

Hondje

Cabot

Hündchen

कुत्ता, दोग़ला कुत्ता

Cane

개

Дворняжка, Собака

Perro

Word origin

mid 17th century: from the noun pouch.

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puːtʃ

noun
A dog.
Usage examples:
He's done a whole lot of paintings of pooches - yappy dogs, poodles, some mutts and a few bulldogs.

verb
Protrude or cause to protrude.
Usage examples:
A dress that made her stomach pooch out even more than usual

noun
A dog

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