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Answer for the clue "Common name for a pet dog ", 4 letters:
fido

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Usage examples of fido.

Fido, distinguished and prolific author, scholar, criminologist, and now good friend, for his extraordinary contributions to the Jack the Ripper case and our understanding of it, as well as his general good counsel.

Nearby are at least fifty fido men shooting with their minicam-eras, the transceivers floating a few decameters near them.

The main problem these days was that he was a light sleeper, and ever since they had entered the Krantin system with its so-called Plague cloud and its energy surges, Fido had not been his usual placid self.

As may be imagined, I did not awake till very late the next morning, and when I rang my bell Clementine came in, looking very pleased, and holding a copy of the Pastor Fido in her hand.

Among other things, we managed to keep a close eye on the food, because people do steal at catered events, and not just because they want to take something home to Fido.

Knowing that the Polish Jew description from Anderson was more reliable than the name, Fido exhaustively checked the records of all the prisons and insane asylums in the area.

Nearby are at least fifty fido men shooting with their minicameras, the transceivers floating a few decameters near them.

When he listens to this barking, Fido knows that a whole pack of nice doggies is very excited about something.

All the nice doggies who live in this faraway place are being warned to look out for the very bad strangers and the girl who loves Fido, because they are going to that place.

When he listens to this barking, Fido knows that a whole pack of nice doggies is very excited about something.

All the nice doggies who live in this faraway place are being warned to look out for the very bad strangers and the girl who loves Fido, because they are going to that place.

This estimate does not include two famous translators, Doctor Cristobal de Figueroa, in his Pastor Fido, and Don Juan de Jauregui, in his Aminta, wherein by their felicity they leave it in doubt which is the translation and which the original.

Fido interprets the syntax of the Goulston Street graffito as being characteristic of the cockney tendency to use double negatives.