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  • noun Plural form of gazehound.

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Examples

  • This dog too was hauled out, and the two gazehounds shivered in a puddle on the floor, their marigold garlands and saffron tassels sodden and limp.

    Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

  • This dog too was hauled out, and the two gazehounds shivered in a puddle on the floor, their marigold garlands and saffron tassels sodden and limp.

    Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

  • The dogs had gone to the sacrifice consenting, with never a whimper or a bark—ah, but of course, the gazehounds were mute.

    Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

  • This dog too was hauled out, and the two gazehounds shivered in a puddle on the floor, their marigold garlands and saffron tassels sodden and limp.

    Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

  • The dogs had gone to the sacrifice consenting, with never a whimper or a bark—ah, but of course, the gazehounds were mute.

    Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

  • The dogs had gone to the sacrifice consenting, with never a whimper or a bark—ah, but of course, the gazehounds were mute.

    Wildfire Sarah Micklem 2009

  • It would be interesting – and good for the dogs – to develop a pointing dog land-race, as exists – at least for the moment – for gazehounds across Asia and the Middle East.

    Test, then code 2008

  • It would be interesting – and good for the dogs – to develop a pointing dog land-race, as exists – at least for the moment – for gazehounds across Asia and the Middle East.

    1-31-07 2008

  • I entered the house with some wrath upon me at seeing the gazehounds in the yard; for it seems a cruel thing to me to harass the birds in the breeding-time.

    Lorna Doone Richard Doddridge 2004

  • I entered the house with some wrath upon me at seeing the gazehounds in the yard; for it seems a cruel thing to me to harass the birds in the breeding-time.

    Lorna Doone; a Romance of Exmoor 1862

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