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Often used in the same context:
wayward,
veer,
wander,
deviate,
overbreed,
dog,
leashing,
errant,
pets,
tomcats,
loose,
cats,
litterbox,
kibbles,
mangy,
litter,
dognapper,
dewclaws,
droppings,
coyote,
raccoon,
lhasa apso,
pooch,
peahen,
moulted,
roam,
barky,
treeing,
poop,
skitters,
mutt,
graze,
coati,
neutering,
swerves,
deviation,
bramble bush,
gamboling,
apso,
tranquillise,
racoon,
waifs,
astray,
kenneled,
akitas,
skunks,
rabbit,
desex,
puppy,
feline,
alsatian,
dalmatians,
sallying,
defecates,
pup,
kitties,
chihuahua,
canis latrans,
hound,
border terrier,
shep,
snuffled,
fox,
beagle,
peafowl,
dalmation,
fox terrier,
scaredy,
barking,
brittany spaniel,
nibble,
wolfhound,
unweaned,
shinned,
sparrow hawk,
wolf cub,
pekinese,
critter,
dogcatcher,
animal,
flit,
carpenter bee,
meander,
undomesticated,
canis familiaris,
hoofed,
rainbow lorikeet,
varmint,
galah,
gray fox,
expectorating,
ingrown,
confine,
pigeons,
foxtails,
fluff,
drift,
kitten,
piddled,
mountain lion,
cairn terrier,
parvo,
strays,
rides,
shepherd,
tramps,
destitute,
leopards,
queens,
slips,
snipe,
sub,
antelope,
barren,
fugitives,
hamlets,
hereabouts,
letters,
pedestrians,
shopkeepers,
stewards,
stragglers,
scattered,
few,
hese,
unvaccinated,
dozen,
tew,
unrelated,
vaccinated,
bred,
disconnected,
some,
dead,
emitted,
fed,
frightened,
fullgrown,
lew,
occasional,
pedigreed,
purebred
More specific:
gad,
gallivant,
jazz around,
maunder
Appears in the definition of:
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dog catcher,
dog pound,
graze,
maverick,
metal detector,
pinfold,
pound
More general:
deviate,
divert,
domestic cat,
felis catus,
felis domesticus,
go,
house cat,
locomote,
move,
tell,
travel
Synonyms:
alley cat,
cast,
depart,
digress,
divagate,
drift,
err,
isolated,
ramble,
range,
roam,
rove,
scattered,
sidetrack,
sporadic,
straggle,
swan,
vagabond,
wander
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— Nouns for stray:
light,
dogs,
thoughts,
currents,
fields,
leaves,
animals,
cats,
capacitance,
power,
bullets,
more...
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