Pooch

Pronunciation: /puːtʃ/

Definitions of pooch

noun a slang term for a dog

Example Sentences

A1 My pooch loves going for walks in the park.

A2 I adopted a rescue pooch from the shelter.

B1 Training your pooch to obey commands takes patience and consistency.

B2 I enrolled my pooch in agility classes to keep him active and engaged.

C1 My pooch has a special diet due to food allergies.

C2 The pooch won first place in the dog show for best in show.

Examples of pooch in a Sentence

formal The woman walked her pooch in the park every morning.

informal I love taking my pooch for a walk around the neighborhood.

slang Check out that cute little pooch over there!

figurative Her determination was like a loyal pooch, never leaving her side.

Grammatical Forms of pooch

• past tense: pooched
• plural: pooches
• comparative: more poochy
• superlative: most poochy
• present tense: pooches
• future tense: will pooch
• perfect tense: have pooched
• continuous tense: is pooching
• singular: pooch
• positive degree: pooch
• infinitive: to pooch
• gerund: pooching
• participle: pooching

Origin and Evolution of pooch

First Known Use: 1920 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'pooch' is believed to have originated as a colloquial term in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a slang term for a dog, 'pooch' has evolved to become a common and endearing term for a pet dog in modern times.