Crossword clues for apso
apso
- Lhasa -- (dog breed)
- Part of a dog
- Lhasa -- (small dog)
- Lhasa __ (dog)
- Tail of a Tibetan terrier?
- Tail end of a dog?
- Part of a dog breed's name
- Lhasa follower
- Lhasa --- (Tibetan dog breed)
- Lhasa -- (dog)
- Lhasa __: Tibetan dog
- Lhasa __: dog breed
- Lhasa ____: Tibetan dog
- Lhasa ____: dog breed
- Lhasa ________
- Lhasa ___ (terrier)
- Lhasa ___ (small terrier)
- Lhasa ___ (breed of dogs)
- Lhasa ___ (breed of dog)
- Lhasa ___ (breed from Tibet)
- Lhasa ___ (bearded dog)
- It roughly translates to "bearded" in Tibet
- Half of a Tibetan dog
- Lhasa _____ (terrier type)
- Lhasa ___ (dog)
- Lhasa___ (dog)
- Dog tail?
- Tail of a dog?
- Lhasa ___ (dog breed)
- Lhasa ___, Tibetan dog
- Dog of Tibet, for short
- Lhasa ___, Tibetan terrier
- Lhasa ___ (type of dog)
- Lhasa _____ (terrier)
- Lhasa ___, breed of dog
- Lhasa ___ (canine)
- Lhasa ___, Tibetan breed of dog
- Lhasa ___ (show dog)
- Lhasa ___ (Tibetan breed)
- Lhasa --
- Lhasa ---
- Lhasa ___ (Tibetan dog)
- Lhasa ____
- Lhasa __: small dog
- Lhasa ___ (small dog)
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
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Usage examples of "apso".
She chuckled heartily and Donny pranced up and down, yapping his little white and black LhApso Apso head off, demanding her attention.
Lbasa apso or a shib tzu-some animal that had at least the vestigial charm of a cat.
There were small dogs like sharp-faced corgis and brown-and-black silky terriers and a Lhasa apso with long golden hair.
Nobody died, mind you, not even a salivating Lhasa apso or a parakeet.
Her dog, a brindle-colored Lhasa apso, began a frantic search for something, flinging sand in all directions.
A sixfoot black girl with red hot pants and platform sandals went by with a Lhasa apso on a short leash.
Nancy lives in New York and is owned by three cats and a Lhasa Apso with a bad attitude.
The conflict lasted only a few days, and I was soon able to take my Apso dog to Sera again for a peaceful stroll.
You can compare me to a Lhasa Apso any old day, but a Chihuahua looks so sort of naked, you know?
Cats were the most popular, since they adapted easily to the mile-high million-windowed hovels that formed the supercities, but a few breeds of dogs—Keeshonds, Shih Tzus, Lhasa Apsos, and a handful of others still existed in some quantity.