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UK//pʌps//US//pʌps//

Meaning of Pups

Young dogs, especially those under one year old.

In simple words: Young dogs.

Pups in a sentence

  • The pups are already learning to play fetch.
  • She often takes her pups to the dog park.
  • These pups are so adorable when they cuddle together.
  • The mom dog is very protective of her pups.

How to use Pups

Used informally and affectionately. More common in casual conversations than in formal writing.

Grammar pattern

plural noun

Memory hint

Think of 'pups' as little puppies jumping around playfully.

Related words

Collocations with Pups

  • playful pups
  • cute pups
  • adopted pups

Synonyms for Pups

  • puppies
  • young dogs
  • doggies

Common mistakes with Pups

  • Using 'pup' only for puppies, ignoring its use for small dogs.
  • Confusing with 'pups' as a term for other animals, like cats.
  • Incorrectly spelling as 'pups' when referring to a single dog.

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Frequently asked questions about Pups

What does Pups mean?

Young dogs.

What is the definition of Pups?

Young dogs, especially those under one year old.

How do you use Pups in a sentence?

The pups are already learning to play fetch.

Can you give another example of Pups?

She often takes her pups to the dog park.

What are synonyms for Pups?

Common alternatives include puppies, young dogs, doggies.

What words go with Pups?

It commonly pairs with playful pups, cute pups, adopted pups.

What are common mistakes when using Pups?

Using 'pup' only for puppies, ignoring its use for small dogs. Confusing with 'pups' as a term for other animals, like cats. Incorrectly spelling as 'pups' when referring to a single dog.

How do you pronounce Pups?

US: //pʌps//, UK: //pʌps//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Pups?

Used informally and affectionately. More common in casual conversations than in formal writing.