Ye see it wis gey daurk and aboot midnicht, a' the tin cans an' dugs commenced tae rattle an' bark.
Weel, we got a' the auld tin cans an' auld dugs we could get oor haunds on.
Goddess brought thee forth, nor Dardanus was first Of thine ill race; but Caucasus on spiky crags accurst Begot thee; and Hyrcanian dugs of tigers suckled thee.
Some hair sticks also to the dugs of the animal, and it is found necessary to clean and soften them before the milking is begun.
The dugs of the female often become chapped or sore, so as to bleed whenever they are milked.
The dugs of bears, and every savage beast, He drew, and through her lips the liquor pressed.
Go up to her from behind and take her dugs and put them in your mouth and suck them and when she asks you who you are, say: 'Don't you know me, old mother?
His old wife stands outside facing the house with her long thin old dugs thrown over her shoulders.
My arm is nothing weak, my strength is not gone by; Sons, I have borne many sons, but my dugs are not dry.
On my inquiring what could be the use of this, she answered that the dugs were besmeared with it, to prevent the fawn's sucking too much.
The dugs are four, very rarely six, all yielding milk, and none of them dry.
She has eighteen dugs (see portrait), and learned doctors inform us that the number of dugs (teats) is always evidence of prolificness.
The number of well-defined dugs is always the best prima facie evidence of prolificness in any animal.
The goats with strutting dugs shall homeward speed, And lowing herds secure from lions feed.
And at thedugs of savage tigers fed; Alien of birth, usurper of the plains!
Defrauds his master, and purloins his gains, Milks twice an hour, and drains the famish'd dams, Whose empty dugs in vain attract the lambs.
Go on, dear swain, these pleasing songs pursue; So may thy bees avoid the bitter yew, So may rich herds thy fruitful fields adorn, So may thy cows with strutting dugs return.
And by that time they were greedily pounding at her dugs for another meal.
The fomenting of her sore and badly scratched dugs was most comforting.
It was not for nothing that five little mouths (armed with teeth like pin-points) tugged and pounded at herdugs by day and by night.
The pendulous dugs were no longer in evidence; but the rich, silky rolls about her neck lay fold in fold; the immensely long ears were veritable buttresses to her massy head.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dugs" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
