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For Queen Elizabeth, a Google doodle of diamonds and doggies

In a crowning achievement, Queen Elizabeth gets a Diamond Jubilee Google doodle that honors key symbols of her reign – and offers just a glimpse of the vast amount of jubilee kitsch on tap.

By Ben Arnoldy, Staff writer / June 2, 2012

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A Google doodle Saturday in the UK celebrates the Queen's diamond jubilee.

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dog (FOLLOW) Show phonetics
verb [T] -gg-
to follow someone closely and continually:
Reporters dogged him for answers.
由於漢文只能翻譯如"尾隨"等 有人說不如dog之有意思


Dog food is plant or animal material intended for consumption by dogs or other canines. Special dog foods given as a reward, and not as a staple, are known as dog treats.

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This is an example screenshot (or screen capture) showing the KDE desktop with several windows and applications opened.

A screenshot, screen capture, or screen dump is an image taken by the computer to record the visible items displayed on the monitor or another visual output device. Usually this is a digital image taken by the host operating system or software running on the computer device, but it can also be a capture made by a camera or a device intercepting the video output of the computer.


Mr. Joel played to two kinds of local pride. “This is where New York meets Long Island,” he said with a smile. “Queens — politically, that’s New York City. But geographically, we are on Long Island.” In a three-hour concert dotted with guest stars, Mr. Joel hinted that a long pop career — like his — can parallel the life of a city, full of pleasures and disappointments, triumphs and mistakes, changes and tenacity.

tenacity

(tə-năs'ĭ-tē) 
n.
The state or quality of being tenacious: “Social styles developed in the 19th century withstand, with sporelike tenacity, all that the present century can throw at them” (Larry McMurty).

Thesaurus: tenacity

noun

The quality or state of being stubbornly unyielding: bullheadedness, doggedness, hardheadedness, mulishness, obstinacy, obstinateness, pertinaciousness, pertinacity, perverseness, perversity, pigheadedness, tenaciousness, willfulness. Seeresist/yield.

doggy 

Pronunciation: /ˈdɒɡi/ 

ADJECTIVE (doggier, doggiest)

1Of or like a dog:his doggy brown eyesdoggy smells

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1.1informal Fond of dogs:it was a doggy household

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NOUN

(also doggie)(plural doggies)

A child’s word for a dog.

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Derivatives

dogginess

NOUN

dog

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━━ n. 犬; 雄犬; （キツネ・オオカミなどの）雄; 【天文】（D-） 大犬座, 小犬座; 〔話〕 男, やつ; 〔話〕 つまらぬやつ; 〔米俗〕 劣悪な［損な］品物; 大失敗; ブス; （pl.） ＝firedog; 【機】つかみ道具; 〔俗〕 （pl.） 足; 〔英話〕 （the ～s） グレーハウンドのレース.
a dog's age　長期間.
a dog's chance　ごくわずかな見込み ((否定構文で)).
a dog's life　みじめな生活.
die like a dog　惨めな［哀れな］死に方をする.
dogs of war　戦争の惨禍.
dressed up like a dog's dinner　派手に着飾る.
Every dog has his day.　〔ことわざ〕 だれでも一度は得意の時代がある.
Give a dog an ill name, (and hang him).　一度悪評を受けたら万事休す.
go to the dogs　〔俗〕 落ちぶれる.
Let sleeping dogs lie.　〔ことわざ〕 寝た子を起こすな, さわらぬ神に祟(たた)りなし.
put on the dog　〔米話〕 気どる.
throw [give] … to the dogs　…を捨てる; …を自分の犠牲にする.
treat … like a dog　〔話〕 人を粗末に扱う.
You cannot teach an old dog new tricks.　〔ことわざ〕 老人は新しい事になじまない.
━━ vt. （-gg-） 尾行する, つきまとう （follow）.
dog・bane　【植】バシクルモン.
dog biscuit　犬用ビスケット.
dog・cart　犬を乗せる場所のついた軽二輪馬車; 犬に引かせる小型二輪車.
dog・catcher　野犬捕獲人.
Dog Chow　【商標】ドッグチャウ ((米国製のドッグフード)).
dog collar　犬の首輪; 〔話〕 聖職者のカラー.
dog days　盛夏（期）.
dog-ear　＝dog's-ear.
dog-eared　━━ a. ページの隅が折れた.
dog-eat-dog　━━ a., n. 食うか食われるかの; 私利私欲にかられた; 共食い; 激烈な競争.
dog-end　━━ n. 〔話〕 吸いがら; 残りくず.
dog・fight　犬のけんか; 乱闘; 空中戦.
dog・fish　【魚】小型のサメ.
dog fox　【動】雄ギツネ.
dog・ged　━━ a. 頑固な. 執念深い.
dog・ged・ly　ad.
dog・ged・ness　n.
dog・gie, dog・gy　━━ n., a. 子犬; 〔幼児〕 わんわん （dog）; 犬のような; 犬好きの.
doggie [doggy] bag　ドギーバッグ ((食べ残しを入れる紙袋・紙箱)).
doggie-waste bag


dog・house　〔米〕 犬小屋.
in the doghouse　〔米〕 人気を失って, みじめな状態で.
dog Latin　変則ラテン語.
dog・leg　くの字形の急カーブ; 【ゴルフ】ドックレッグ ((フェアウェイの湾曲部)).
dog paddle　【水泳】犬かき.
dog rose　【植】イヌバラ ((野バラの一種)).
dogs・body　〔英話〕 下っぱ.
dog's breakfast [dinner]　〔話〕 ひどい出来具合.
dog's-ear　━━ n., vt. （ページのすみの）折れ; （本の）ページのすみを折る.
dog sled　犬ぞり.
Dog Star　（the ～） ＝Sirius; ＝Procyon.
dog tag　（犬の）鑑札; 〔米俗〕 【軍】（兵士の）認識票.
dog-tired　━━ a. 疲れはてた.
dog・tooth　犬歯; 【建】犬歯飾り.
dog・trot　小走り.
dog warden　＝dogcatcher.
dog・watch　【海事】(2時間交代の）折半（当）直.
dog・wood　【植】ミズキ.

doggy

IN BRIEF: n. - Informal terms for dogs.

Tutor's tip: The rancher relied on his "doggy" (a small dog) to help round up the "dogie" (a stray calf).

or dog·gie (dô'gē, dŏg'ē)
n., pl., -gies.
A dog, especially a small one.

adj., -gi·er, -gi·est.
Of or suggestive of a dog; doggish.

dogie

also do·gy (dō'gē)
n. Western U.S., pl., -gies.
A stray or motherless calf.

[Origin unknown.]

REGIONAL NOTE   In the language of the American West, a motherless calf is known as a dogie. In Western Words Ramon F. Adams gives one possible etymology for dogie, whose origin is unknown. During the 1880s, when a series of harsh winters left large numbers of orphaned calves, the little calves, weaned too early, were unable to digest coarse range grass, and their swollen bellies "very much resembled a batch of sourdough carried in a sack." Such a calf was referred to as dough-guts. The term, altered to dogie according to Adams, "has been used ever since throughout cattleland to refer to a pot-gutted orphan calf." Another possibility is that dogie is an alteration of Spanish dogal, "lariat." Still another is that it is simply a variant pronunciation of doggie.