| The gait of the man would have proclaimed him a sea-dog, to any one acquainted with that animal, as far as he could be seen. |
| All these savages were naked, except one, who had the skin of a sea-dog or seal about his shoulders. |
| Although this was originally blazoned as a sea-dog, a sea-dog is unusual in that it has four legs and the fish tail. |
| I am in no one's way, and that sea-dog could do his work as well with me here as without me. |
| Brave, courageous Venetian sea-dog, you are just in the nick of time! |
| One, whose name was Thomas Cook, was a six-footer, and had the air of a thorough sea-dog. |
