doghearted

English

Adjective

doghearted (comparative more doghearted, superlative most doghearted)

1. Alternative form of dog-hearted
   • 2010, Abdoul Yessoufou, A Peaceable Wisdom for Love, page 137:

     All big democracies and the new bulging ones should be steadfast in their support for the American leadership so that we can all vindicate those doghearted, hypocritical enemies of progress and the Judeo-Christian civilization.

   • 2011, Martin H. Greenberg, Jennifer Brozek, Human for a Day:

     “Though abominable doghearted hedge-pig!” Bill cried as he met the charge of one of the four survivors.

   • 2015, Ron McGaw, Lorenzo's Daggers:

     And you're a doghearted bum-bailey,

   • 2017, Titch Laudregan, Tintreg Gilgarra: En Brera II - A Sequel, page 145:

     Occasionally, the enemy did have its dark appreciative commiserating sense of humor and imagine, had their own full share of shit-brained doghearted officers.

   • 2020, Jake Thomas, The Quest of the Dondorale:

     Crying of being played, you're a streetwalker you doghearted shit shoveler, go back to selling your clam for pence you filthy trout.

   • 2021, Titch Laudrigan, From Mago’s Cellar:

     Imagine they too hold treasures buried of Vesuvius' killing day and why not ever earlier discovered by archaeologists or doghearted nighthawks like myself, I know not.