Bulldog

Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlˌdɔɡ/

Definitions of bulldog

noun A type of dog known for its muscular build, wrinkled face, and pushed-in nose.

Example Sentences

A1 My friend has a bulldog named Max.

A2 The bulldog is known for its muscular build and wrinkled face.

B1 The bulldog breed is known for its loyalty and protective nature.

B2 I have always wanted to own a bulldog because of their friendly demeanor.

C1 The bulldog's distinctive underbite is a characteristic of the breed.

C2 Many people admire the bulldog for its courage and tenacity in the face of challenges.

Examples of bulldog in a Sentence

formal The bulldog is a breed of dog known for its muscular build and distinctive wrinkled face.

informal I saw a cute bulldog at the park today, it was so friendly and playful.

slang My friend's bulldog is a total couch potato, he just lounges around all day.

figurative She's a real bulldog when it comes to negotiating deals, she never backs down.

Grammatical Forms of bulldog

• past tense: bulldogged
• plural: bulldogs
• comparative: more bulldog
• superlative: most bulldog
• present tense: bulldogs
• future tense: will bulldog
• perfect tense: have bulldogged
• continuous tense: is bulldogging
• singular: bulldog
• positive degree: bulldog
• infinitive: to bulldog
• gerund: bulldogging
• participle: bulldogged

Origin and Evolution of bulldog

First Known Use: 1631 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'bulldog' originated in England.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'bulldog' was used to describe a breed of dog that was used for bull-baiting. Over time, the meaning evolved to refer to the specific breed of dog we now know as the bulldog, known for its muscular build and distinctive wrinkled face.