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Dog-eared: Meaning and Examples — Word Power 34

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Word Power 34: Dog-eared. Meaning: Having the corners of many pages turned down because a book has been used so much. Illustrated lesson with English examples and Hindi support.

Dog-eared

Word Power 34 · English idioms

Meaning

Having the corners of many pages turned down because a book has been used so much.

Usage

  1. This library book must be good. It's dog-eared. So it has obviously been borrowed plenty of times.

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