Crossword clues for arf
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- Kennel greeting
- Husky sound
- Greeting at a dog park
- Dog park noise
- Dog cry
- Boxer's sound
- Boxer's cry
- Boxer's comment
- Bit of setter speech
- Bit of Peke speak
- Bit of barking
- Barked remark
- And now a word from our spaniel
- Alternative to "Woof!"
- "Woof" equivalent
- "Woof" alternative
- "Who's a good boy?" response
- "Take me for a walk!"
- "Scratch behind my ear?" sound
- "I have to go out!"
- Yorkie's yes
- Yorkie's reply
- Word from Sandy
- Woofer's sound?
- Woof kin
- Woof equivalent
- Whelp yelp
- Warning to the mailman
- Warning sound, perhaps
- Utterance in Sandy's speech bubbles
- Type of bark
- Toy sound
- Terrier's welcome
- Terrier's warning
- Spot comment
- Spaniel's welcome
- Sound that's similar to "ruff" and "woof"
- Sound that's like "ruff" and "woof"
- Sound made by Little Orphan Annie's dog
- Sound in Harold Gray's comic strip
- Sound from Rover
- Sound from a shelter
- Sound from a Scottie
- Sound from a purse, possibly
- Sound from a pointer
- Sound from a fenced-in yard, maybe
- Sound from a corgi
- Sound at the pound
- Sound a child might imitate
- Something said while shaking?
- Shepherd's sound
- Shepherd's greeting
- Shar-Pei sound
- Setter's sound
- Setter sound
- Scottie's word
- Sandy-to-Annie rejoinder
- Sandy statement
- Sandy snippet
- Sandy bark?
- Rover's cry
- Rottweiler's remark
- Response to "Who's a good boy?"
- Response from Sandy
- Request to go out, maybe
- Remark from Rex
- Pup sound
- Pound note?
- Pound noise
- Pooch's greeting
- Pooch's bark
- Pooch sound
- Pooch noise
- Pooch bark
- Pointer's outburst
- Pit mix's comment
- Part of a Rin Tin Tin din
- Outburst from Sandy
- Obedience school response
- Newfoundland sound
- Newfoundland noise
- Meow relative
- Little bow-wow
- Line of boxers?
- Line from Annie
- Line for Sandy in "Annie"
- Less threatening sound than "grr"
- Labrador greeting
- Labradoodle sound
- Kin of 'ruff!'
- It might mean "I'm hungry!"
- Intruder warning, maybe
- Husky's hello
- Husky hello
- Husky cry
- Husky "Hello"?
- Greyhound's sound
- Golden retriever's greeting
- Fido's sound
- Fido's response
- Fido's reply
- Fido's noise
- Fetching sound
- Dogspeak syllable
- Doggie's sound
- Doggie sound
- Doggie dialogue
- Dog's word in comic strip
- Dog's exclamation
- Dog's declaration
- Dog's bark, in the funnies
- Dog's bark, in comics
- Dog's bark in the comics
- Dog speak
- Dog pound sound
- Dog noise
- Dog beach sound
- Cur's word?
- Cur's cry
- Comment to the owner?
- Comment from Rex
- Comment from Little Orphan Annie's dog Sandy
- Comics pet sound
- Comics canine's comment
- Comics canine comment
- Comical bark
- Comic-strip yip
- Comic bark
- Collie's call
- Collie comment
- Cockney's 50 per cent
- Cockney's "___ a mo'"
- Cartoony bark
- Boxer's taunt?
- Boxer's statement?
- Boxer's reaction
- Boxer's bark
- Bowwow's cousin
- Bowwow relative
- Bit of poodle patter
- Bit of dogspeak
- Bark noise
- Bark in a strip
- Bark from Annie's dog
- Afghan's answer
- [I want a treat!]
- ["Throw the tennis ball!"]
- (I heard the doorbell!)
- "Why yes, I'd love a walk," in dogspeak
- "Wanna go out?" response
- "Walk me!" in Pekingese?
- "Time for my walk!"
- "Take me out!"
- "Speak" follower
- "Speak!" reply
- "Ruff" kin
- "I'm excited, and also a dog!"
- "I want to go out," in Pekingese?
- "I want a treat!"
- "I want a doggy biscuit!"
- "I gotta go out now!"
- "Gimme some Alpo!"
- "Feed me," in Pekingese?
- "Can I go out?"
- "C'mon, throw me a bone already!"
- "Bowwow!" cousin
- "Bow-wow" equivalent
- 'Woof!' kin
- ''Little Orphan Annie'' sound
- Sound from Sandy
- Kennel sound
- Scottie's bark
- Declaration of puppy love?
- Example of Peke speak?
- Pound sound
- Canine greeting
- Woofer output
- Kennel cry
- Strip bark?
- Comic dog's bark
- "Speak!" response
- Woof alternative
- Poodle's bark
- Fido's greeting
- Canine cry
- Cousin of "woof"
- Light bark
- Terrier's cry
- Terrier's sound
- Spot announcement?
- Pet shop sound
- Sandy's bark
- Boxer's remark
- It may come from a pound
- Request for a Milk-Bone?
- Cousin of "ruff!"
- Comics barking sound
- It might mean "I have to go out!"
- Sandy's sound
- Speak to the owner?
- Lab sound?
- It may come out of a toy
- Barker's attention-getter
- Canine line
- It might mean "I want a treat!"
- Lab noise?
- Sound from a terrier
- Terrier's bark
- Thin bark?
- Toy sound?
- What might send Rover right over?
- Sound at a kennel
- Sound from a Yorkshire terrier
- Chihuahua's bark
- Dog sound
- Sound that a muzzle muffles
- Lab report?
- Dog's barking sound
- Boxer's response
- Chow line?
- Chihuahua cry
- Terrier's expression of terror
- Newfoundland cry
- Pet saying?
- Mutt's mutter?
- Whelp's yelp
- Warning from a Scottie
- A little ruff
- Pooch's sound
- Barking sound
- Burglar frightener
- Relative of "Bowwow!"
- Bark deeper than a yip
- Dog's yap
- Sandy's greeting
- Comment from Sandy
- Remark from Sandy
- Comment from Annie's dog
- Comic-strip bark
- Bark of renown
- Word of welcome to Annie
- Sandy utterance
- Woof's kin
- Cartoon dog sound
- Sandy's woof
- Sandy's line
- Sandy's remark
- Sound from a Harold Gray canine
- Bark in "Annie"
- Sound in "Annie"
- Sandy's comment to Little Orphan Annie
- Sandy's alert
- Comment from Annie's canine
- Sandy's word
- Sandy's saying
- Sandy's response
- Dog talk, in comics
- Sandy's only word
- Sound from 36 Across
- Sandy language
- Stage line of a sort
- Sandy's reply
- Sound once heard on B'way
- Sandy's plaint
- Line from "Annie"
- What Sandy says
- Popeye's laugh
- Poet Hughes
- Dog's sound
- Corgi's cry
- Canine comment
- Hound sound
- Canine sound
- Sound from a pound
- Dog's cry
- Cartoon bark
- Lab warning?
- Kennel noise
- Hidden theme of the puzzle
- Comic strip bark
- Sound from a kennel
- Kennel call
- Weimaraner warning
- Sandy sound
- Pet sound
- Kennel comment
- Animal sound
- Abbr. on many cheques
- Sound of a bark
- Response to "Speak!"
- Lab greeting
- Hound's sound
- Dog's greeting
- Dog park sound
- Chihuahua greeting
- Bark sound
- Alternative to com
- "Walk me!" perhaps
- Yelp alternative
- Sound in a pound
- Sound from the pound
- Sound from the dog pound
- Sound from a woofer?
- Shepherd's comment
- Rover's remark
- Poodle's sound
- Corgi comment
- Comic book bark
- Collie's comment
- Canine call
- Boxer's greeting
- Yip in a strip
- Word from a toy?
- Woofer's sound
- Woofer's output?
- Woof relative
- Terrier noise
- Strip yip
- Strip bark
- Spot's sound
- Sound similar to "woof" and "ruff"
- Sound of a dog's bark
- Sound from Fido
- Sound from a toy?
- Sound from a cartoon dog
- Sound from a boxer
- Sound a dog makes
- Shih Tzu sound
- Scottie's greeting
- Response to ''Speak!''
- Reply to "Speak, boy!"
- Remark from Rover
- Puppy bark
- Pup's sound
- Newfoundland comment?
- Message from Pluto?
- Lab noise
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init. 1 Acute renal failure. 2 (context electronics English) Analog radio frequency. 3 (context computing English) "Abort, Retry, Fail?"
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Usage examples of "arf".
He stamped twice upon mosaicked stones between two of the pillars, and a screen rolled aside, revealing an immense hall scattered about with low divans on which lolled a dozen or more of the dwarfish men, dressed identically as he.
When I left home I was wrapped in a quilted down-filled coat, cashmere Burberry scarf, fleece-lined boots, and heavy-duty shearling mittens.
I peered through the stone and instantly there leaped into sight, out of thin air--six grinning dwarfs!
On arrival, I'd crammed the scarf and mittens into the medium-size duffel bag that hung from my shoulder, wrapped my coat around the duffel bag handle, and went in search of the taxi stand.
It was reminiscent, Hitch thought, of the red giants of classical New England (not to be confused with the blue dwarfs of contemporary farming), but subtly different.
Economically it functioned well, and it would probably never have runaway inflation or population increase or class warfare.
There was potentially valuable real estate in this system and Earth wanted to hold a lease on it so that other starfaring creatures would stay clear, but it would be years before proper development occurred.
They were dwarfed--none of them more than five feet high, prodigiously broad of shoulder, clearly enormously powerful.
The dwarf's face was as white as Olaf's--far whiter than those of the other three of us.
We entered, the green dwarf behind us, and out of the corner of my eye I saw the doorway fade as abruptly as it had appeared and again the dense shadow fill its place.
A f ew inches taller than the green dwarf, he was far broader, more filled with the suggestion of appalling strength.
All the mockery, the malice, the hint of callous indifference that I had noted in the other dwarfish men were there, too--but intensified, touched with the satanic.
The red dwarf stared at the Russian, and there was amazement upon his face.
The green dwarf quickly clothed himself and Larry rather carefully donned his uni form.
The red dwarf watched me with unmistakable amusement--and I knew Marakinoff had told him.