woof$92387$ - translation to german
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woof$92387$ - translation to german

WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
WOOF; Woof (disambiguation); WOOF (disambiguation)

woof      
n. Einschlag (Weberei); Textilie, Stoff; Geräusch das beim Bellen eines Hundes entsteht
pet dog         
  • Bangladeshi Dog
  • Dog breeds show a huge range of phenotypic variation
  • molar]], working like scissor blades
  • [[Cerberus]], with the gluttons in [[Dante]]'s [[Third Circle of Hell]]. [[William Blake]].
  • A lateral view of a dog skeleton
  • Dogs display wide variation in coat type, density, length, color, and composition
  • A [[Golden Retriever]] gnawing on a pig's foot
  • Siberian Huskies]] are [[pack animal]]s that still enjoy some human companionship
  • A female dog nursing newborn puppies.
  • Walking a dog
DOMESTIC ANIMAL
Canis familiaris; Dogs; Canis lupus familiaris; Canis Canis; Domestic Dog; Doggy; Dog (Domestic); Dogs as our pets; Domestic dog; Female dog; Canis Familaris; Doggies; Canis familiarus domesticus; Canis familiaris domesticus; Domestic dogs; Dogs (Animals); Bitch (dog); Bitch (female dog); User:Blackiedog/Woof; Canine lupus; The domestic dog clade; 🐶; 🐕; Pet dog; Dogs as pets; Canis Lupus Familiaris; C. l. familiaris; C.l. familiaris; Doggie; Canis domesticus; Dog (pet); Sterilization of dogs; C. familiaris; User:AngusWOOF/sandbox; Pet dogs; Dog (animal); User:Sandboxkid23/sandbox; Pooch; K9 (numeronym); Domesticated dog; A dog
Streichelhund, Haushund

Definition

woof

Wikipedia

Woof

Woof may refer to:

  • Woof (sound), a sound made by a dog usually called a "bark"
  • Weft in weaving, the threads that run from side to side on a loom