dingo in Irish
dingo in Irish is diongó — dingo means a wild dog native to Australia.
dingo in Irish
diongó
A wild dog native to Australia (Canis familiaris, Canis familiaris dingo, Canis dingo, or Canis lupus dingo).
What does "dingo" mean?
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noun A wild dog native to Australia.
"A dingo trotted along the dry riverbed at dusk."
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noun Australian slang: a cowardly or treacherous person.
"Don't be a dingo and bail on us the night before the trip."
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verb Australian slang: to back out of an agreement or let someone down.
"He dingoed on the deal at the last minute."
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dingo in a sentence
- A dingo trotted along the dry riverbed at dusk.
- Don't be a dingo and bail on us the night before the trip.
- He dingoed on the deal at the last minute.
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What is "dingo" in Irish?
"dingo" in Irish is diongó. dingo means: A wild dog native to Australia.
How do you use "dingo" in a sentence?
Example: "A dingo trotted along the dry riverbed at dusk." In Irish, "dingo" is diongó.
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