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dog-ear

[dawg-eer, dog-] / ˈdɔgˌɪər, ˈdɒg- /




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New York shopper Helen Kaplow acknowledges it’s easier to thumb through catalogs and circle items of interest or dog-ear the pages, rather than scrolling through websites.

From Seattle Times

Eco-friendly nomads will dog-ear this wonderful guide on how to choose the least impactful methods of travel, how to best protect wildlife, how to travel more mindfully, and more.

From Fox News

I mostly read novels at night, in bed, so when I come across unfamiliar words, I dog-ear the bottom of the page, then look words up in spurts.

From New York Times

These days, admittedly, I fox and dog-ear and scribble in my books, but I understand these to be signs of love rather than of disrespect.

From New York Times

If you’ve ever missed someone, I challenge you not to dog-ear this page.

From New York Times