Schnauzer

Pronunciation: /ˈʃnaʊzər/

Definitions of Schnauzer

noun A breed of dog known for its distinctive bearded muzzle and wiry coat.

Example Sentences

A1 My friend has a cute Schnauzer.

A2 The Schnauzer is a popular breed known for its distinctive beard and eyebrows.

B1 I am considering getting a Schnauzer as a pet because they are friendly and intelligent.

B2 The Schnauzer excels in obedience training and agility competitions.

C1 The Schnauzer's coat requires regular grooming to maintain its appearance.

C2 Many Schnauzer owners participate in dog shows to showcase their pet's beauty and skills.

Examples of Schnauzer in a Sentence

formal The Schnauzer is a breed of dog known for its distinctive beard and eyebrows.

informal I love taking my Schnauzer for walks in the park.

slang My Schnauzer is my ride or die pup.

figurative His loyalty to his friends is like a Schnauzer's loyalty to its owner.

Grammatical Forms of Schnauzer

• past tense: Schnauzered
• plural: Schnauzers
• comparative: more Schnauzer
• superlative: most Schnauzer
• present tense: Schnauzers
• future tense: will Schnauzer
• perfect tense: have Schnauzered
• continuous tense: is Schnauzering
• singular: Schnauzer
• positive degree: Schnauzer
• infinitive: to Schnauzer
• gerund: Schnauzering
• participle: Schnauzered

Origin and Evolution of Schnauzer

First Known Use: 1879 year

Language of Origin: German

Story behind the word: The word 'Schnauzer' is derived from the German word 'Schnauze', which means snout or muzzle.

Evolution of the word: The term 'Schnauzer' was first used in 1879 to specifically refer to a breed of dog with a distinct bearded muzzle. Over time, the word has become commonly associated with this particular breed of dog and is now widely recognized in the English language.