daglock
dag

The literal meaning is a dung-caked lock of wool around the hindquarters of a sheep - an abbreviation of "daglock"

You could go back down and wait with Dag at the wagon.

Dag was really determined and could take the right, fast decisions.

He tried to keep from wondering which animals Dag had seen fit to take with him.

It would be better for you to stay and look after Dag.'

Finding none, he took Dag by the shoulders and rolled him on to his back.

When Dag was about a year old, the mother noticed a strong smell to his urine.

"But we are so close to our goal," Dag objected.

Dag was a wrinkled old man with gray hair that he did not wash very often.

"Dag and I got worried when the cough started to spread.

"Enough," said Dag, putting a quick end to the argument.

If he had, Dag thought, the clone would have entered firing.

In 1998, Dag died of stomach cancer at the age of only 35.

Dag replied that he was in the wood, digging graves.

Otis catches Dag and tells the coyote to never return.

Dag scrutinized the black face of the jungle beyond the creeping thing.

"Here, have a stubby, and stop being such a dag."

Later, they meet again, when Dag saves her from some slaves of a malice.

Dag lifted his cup in a silent toast, which we all drank.

"He's only good with western racing, though," Dag added critically.

"Dag is also an Australian term for a nerd," she said.

Dag needed no second glance to attest the identity of the newcomer.

Dag whispered a word to his companion who came to his side.

He was also a member of Mot Dag for some time.

The only one who knows this is Dag.

Other media personalities have fitted the dag archetype by nature more than role.