Adjective:

ਕੰਜੂਸ,

hangdog's Usage Examples:

After repeated chewings-out, the hangdog Little Billy finally implored, "Let me git my pony.

Kristjánsdóttir also radiates agreeably offbeat charm as Sjöfn, even if her hangdog angel character that aches for pity would be more at home in a country.

Muggles bustled past wearing the hangdog expressions of early morning, quite unconscious of the little inn"s existence.

feel sympathy for fucking idiots, failures, degenerates, sad sacks and hangdogs dealt a bum hand by life, even as – no, especially when – he played them.

Muggles bustled past wearing the hangdog expressions of early morning, quite unconscious.

With his hangdog features looking more sullen than should be humanly possible, he prophetically.

commented that "the wistful sigh and thrum of its chorus charging with hangdog allure a hook that could so easily have been fine-tuned into nagging infectiousness.

Godfrey himself was said to have a "stunted, impoverished look and a hangdog air of perpetual defeat".

shoulders and "lifeless thinning hair-colored hair" and has a disreputable "hangdog" face which rarely smiles.

hangdog While lead climbing or on top rope, to hang on the rope or a piece of protection.

Magnifique at Cannes there had crept a look of furtive shame, the shifty, hangdog look which announces that an Englishman is about to talk French.

(Serrault) is a mass strangler who allows his secret to be discovered by hangdog Cachoudas (Aznavour), the tubercular Armenian tailor opposite.

Synonyms:

guilty, shamefaced, shamed, ashamed,

Antonyms:

impenitent, unafraid,