Meaning of dogmilk | Babel Free

Definitions

Rare form of dog milk.

form-of, rare, uncountable

Examples

“In ancient times, it was usually the great ladies of the land who fell victim to the beauty-quack’s devices. Desires or no desires—working women were then too desperately impoverished to purchase even a drop of the charlatan’s fantastic concoctions. So, for a long time, it was the Cleopatras and the Princess Olgas who were kept busy [“]shelling out”—for the doubtful privilege of having their bald spots rubbed with frog’s blood and boiled dogmilk!”

“It Is Dogmilk For Zoo Lion Cub / MILAN, Italy AP [Associated Press]—It’s a dog’s life for Leo, a month-old lion cub at the Milan zoo. Leo’s mother has no milk, so Mrs. Maria Molinar, the zoo director, appealed for help. She was offered a mother German shepherd dog that is suckling a litter of pups. Leo moved in just like one of the family.”

“The next morning I returned to find the puppies licked white between occasional fur clouds of black or brown on their backs or heads. Two of them were nudging for udders and, when they found them, slugged their little heads against them in blind fury for dogmilk.”

“When I come home from the 7/11 with dogmilk and a paper, Lil is sitting at the picnic table messing with fishing poles.”

““[…] But what’s the fuckin’ panic, man? I need to loosen up and party down.” He reached for his vodka-dogmilk martini with visible annoyance. “Loosen up, my friend.””

“I am sorry for the late reaction, but try milk suitable for baby-dogs. The milk of rabbitmothers is verry^([sic]) fat and i^([sic]) suppose that haremilk is fat also. In the Netherlands dogmilk is the closest milk.”

“> (EXCERPT) NEW YORK (AP) - Carl von Clausewitz called it ``the fog of > war - the confusion and terror of armed conflict. > I guess that excuses Philth Coleman and all his imaginary alter-egos...I think you been nipping the dogmilk again boy...”

“'There's other beers they could drink,' said Sherwin. 'I mean if they can't get hold of your Brown Bottles.' / The man sadly acknowledged the truth of this. 'You mean that muck the Boys drink, the Green Bottle – Dogmilk Residue or whatever it is they call it.' […] 'You mean …' said Sherwin slowly. ' You mean they actually sell that Dogmilk Green Bottle stuff of theirs outside Mottleshire – just like you,' - he turned to the Highwash man - 'sell your Brown Bottles.'”

“My mouth recalls the taste of dogmilk-and fear. What Granny must've tasted that night, after I'd grown older, and slipped beneath the feathertick^([sic]) of her bed, the bone handle of the butcher knife gleaming white in the moonlight streaming through the cracked pane of glass abover her head. It's me, Granny, I told her before I started in upon her. It's Dogbeak.”

“Dogmilk-Instant”

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