dingo

So, then he of the tight coat and cocked-hat was a king—King “Dingo Bingo!”

In that garden I also saw the wild Australian dog—the dingo.

You only shot once at the dingo—there are two chambers empty in this revolver.

Tall and strong, the boy was as alert and suspicious as a dingo.

They do not bark, but have the long melancholy howl of the dingo or wild dog of Australia.

We felt proud of the occasion and grateful to General Dingo.

He's been in with the black trackers, and moves like a dingo.'

I was sure that I should hit the dingo and prevent him coming again to visit our sheep; so I raised my gun to fire.

Say that again and I'll whistle up Dingo and run your hind legs off.

The dingo is not an importation; he was present in great force when the whites first came to the continent.