mutt


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Synonyms for mutt

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Synonyms for mutt

an inferior dog or one of mixed breed

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Born Subramaniyam Mahadevan on July 18, 1935, in Irulneekki in erstwhile Thanjavur district, Jayendra was anointed successor to the Mutt by Sri Chandrasekarendra Saraswati Swamigal and was given the title Sri Jayendra Saraswati on March 22, 1954.
Now does this mean that we should trade in our pointers, flushers, and retrievers in favor of mutts? Of course not.
Kashi Vidwatpeeth and Bharat Dharma Mahamandal -- a group of saints who have got the right to entrust additional charge of a mutt to a revered saint in case the successor is not nominated -- handed over the Jyotir Mutt to Swaroopanand in 1973.
After repeatedly picking up and putting the Mutt Muffs back on during a number of flights, my wife and I eventually gave up.
Instead Stuart the mutt turned on Stuart the man as the three of them rolled around Brighton promenade.
I knew Mutt and Jeff wouldn't live to be a ripe old age, but I still felt sad.
Simply fill the Molly Mutt nylon stuff sack with old blankets, pillows, clothing or even that old dog pillow, zip up the sack and slip on a clean cotton duvet.
For more information about the Midlands competition, click on www.puritybrewing.com Do you think you have the ugliest mutt in the Midlands?
The RSPCA's Bryn y Maen Centre is holding their annual Mutt Strutt on October 4 between 10am and 3pm.
After Gayl Jones My husband Mutt backhanded me down the fire escape out back a blues bar called Happy's .
A Thurston High School graduate and a Springfield native, Modrell recently started her own nonprofit organization: Mutt Movement.