Mutts [noun]

I should be a mutt if I didn't, so I'm going to spend it my own way.

You want to make him feel like a mutt; and a mutt's the worst kind of a fool.

If he wakes up, and I'm asleep, nurse, you can tell him from me that I'm a mutt.

Now, however, the Jogis had warned him that their Mutt was no longer safe.

Well, if that's a duke all I've got to say is I think he's a mutt.

What's the use talking to a mutt that don't understand the English language at all?

The Setti is appointed by the community, after the office itself has been created by the Simhasanadhipati of the mutt.

“That mutt Sondheim looks like a bad one to me, and the other guy––Kastner,” he observed gloomily.

Nothing but a few words from a mutt who must have spent most of his time playin' hooky when he went to school.

Mutt′on-sū′et, the fat about the kidneys and loins of sheep; Mutt′on-thump′er, a clumsy bookbinder.