Bandog

Pronunciation: /bændɔɡ/

Definitions of bandog

noun a large, powerful breed of dog, typically a cross between a mastiff and a bulldog

Example Sentences

A1 A bandog is a type of dog bred for guarding and protection.

A2 The bandog is known for its loyalty and strength.

B1 Many farmers use bandogs to protect their livestock from predators.

B2 Bandogs are often used by law enforcement agencies for search and rescue missions.

C1 The bandog's powerful build and protective nature make it an ideal working dog.

C2 Breeders carefully select traits in bandogs to ensure they are well-suited for their intended tasks.

Examples of bandog in a Sentence

formal The bandog is a large and powerful breed of dog known for its protective nature.

informal My neighbor has a bandog that barks at everyone who passes by.

slang I heard that bandogs are often used as guard dogs because of their size and strength.

figurative The bandog of the group, John always looks out for his friends and makes sure they are safe.

Grammatical Forms of bandog

• past tense: bandogged
• plural: bandogs
• comparative: more bandog
• superlative: most bandog
• present tense: bandogs
• future tense: will bandog
• perfect tense: have bandogged
• continuous tense: is bandogging
• singular: bandog
• positive degree: bandog
• infinitive: to bandog
• gerund: bandogging
• participle: bandogged

Origin and Evolution of bandog

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'bandog' is believed to have originated in England.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a type of strong, tied-up mastiff dog used for guarding and hunting, the term 'bandog' has evolved to refer to any large, powerful, and aggressive breed of dog.