Use of puss in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include puss at the start of sentence, puss at the end of sentence and puss in the middle of sentence
puss at the start of sentence
- Puss know how to play his toy!
- Puss was startled for a moment.
- Puss - in - boots placed some lettuce in the sack and hid.
- Puss - in - Boots then gathered his master's clothes and hid them.
- Puss put some bran and leaves in the sack near where rabbits lived.
- Puss - in - Boots devised a clever plan and hurried home to his master.
- Puss had decided to fib a little and claim that his master was called the Marquis of Carabas.
- Puss in Boots was made major-domo and wore the most beautiful clothes, and became so great a personage that he would not even think of looking at a mouse!
puss at the end of sentence
- She's a sly puss.
- Where are you, puss?
- She hits him in the puss.
- Come here, puss, puss, puss!
- Purrfect choice, eh, pampered puss?
- I'm glad there's pride in you, puss.
- He wasn't a cuddly, picture-book puss.
- Jack, the radical by Owosso standards, is a domestic puss.
puss in the middle of sentence
- You're a pretty puss, aren't you?
- Well, come on, puss, let's go in to supper.
- Nobody gives a horse's shit who you are, puss ball. "
- The puss here is a swashbuckler, a world-renowned adventurer.
- Without delay, puss - in - Boots pounced on the mouse and ate it.
- In a flash, puss in - Boots closed the sack with the rabbit inside
- The marquis was beginning to understand puss - in - Boots'clever plan.
- Bow-Wow Books: puss in Boots; Gullivers Travels; Thumbelina; Rapunzel.
- Felidae; family Felidae; feline; felid; cat; puss; true cat; margay cat; miaow.
- For the next two months, puss continued to present the king with gifts from the marquis.
- Recognizing puss - in - Boots, the King immediately ordered his servants to rescue the marquis.
- Dave Gilmore is currently appearing as Widow Twanky in the Arts Theatre's production of "puss in Boots".
- Now, puss, tell me true, do you understand his folderol about books and poetry and music and oil paintings and such foolishness?
