prick-eared

The women had drawn closer in silence, quiet-eyed and prick-eared.

He is a short-coated, prick-eared dog who revels in hard going.

Limp and scars both came from the big prick-eared hound that paced at his side.

Their somewhat small and prick-eared heads swayed slowly, as did their long tails.

Troy countered that half suggestion from the prick-eared scout.

Ariel raised his prick-eared head and gazed back with grass-green eyes, and Shemais cleared her throat.

The prick-eared silhouette vanished.

It seemed to come naturally to fawn on her, to rub my great prick-eared head against her breast, to enclose her hands with my paws.

With quiet efficiency, they made a long, waiting line, two and three abreast, and their horses tensed, prick-eared, as they might at the start of a race.

The ears are generally well feathered and, in prick-eared examples, the hair normally falls like a fringe, accenting the form, and blending with the side locks.

May it please you, sir,' the man answered, 'it was all through an ungrateful, prick-eared Presbyterian knave whom I hung at Gommatch.

Honor's eyebrows went up as she tasted his pleasure, but she couldn't see past his prick-eared head until he looked up and passed the case back to her.

He watched her stand and come toward him...and the fur boa round her shoulders raised a prick-eared head and watched him back.

He was a prick-eared cur," said Major Galbraith, "and fought agane the King at Bothwell Brigg.

Myshyakovich (voiced by Aleksandr Pozharov) is a green-skinned, prick-eared, wrinkled, bald drug manufacturer, whose laboratory is located a medieval castle.

Those who had already scattered to the far corners turned and crept unobtrusively back again, large-eyed and prick-eared, to hang upon the fringes of the crowd already assembled.

Don Corleone (voiced by Vsevolod Abdulov) is the pink-skinned, prick-eared, mafia boss of Italian descent, clad in black.

There were women at the windows looking out at him and others at the doors and the dog still followed, but his growls had stilled and now he trotted with prick-eared curiosity.

In the 1860s and 1870s, a small group of dog show enthusiasts tried to claim that prick-eared versions of white working terriers were an entirely different breed from those same dogs with dropped ears.

In 1964, The Kennel Club reclassified the drop-ear variety as it its own breed, the Norfolk Terrier, and the prick-eared variety retained the name Norwich Terrier.

Two more prick-eared heads, each far smaller than her own, rose drowsily from the warm nest she'd formed by curling about their owners, and she reached out with one gentle true-hand to push them back down.

The canine-feline creature was more than just a head; it was a loose-limbed, graceful body fully eight feet in length, and the red eyes in the prick-eared head were those of a killer....

In his stead posed a canine smaller than me, gaunt, prick-eared, sharp-muzzled, with a scruffy pelt that we knew was sandy-brown and with eyes that mocked us as they had done a flicker ago.

Rill had laid aside her cat's cradle and joined her hands, fingers interweaving, to make shadow-faces on the wall, of prick-eared gigantic werewolves, great sea serpents, dragons, and long-nosed, long-chinned witches.

CHAPTER ONE The fluffy ball of fur in Honor Harrington's lap stirred and put forth a round, prick-eared head as the steady pulse of the shuttle's thrusters died.