The wet dog shook its fur.

Meaning: This sentence describes the action of a dog moving its fur quickly and repeatedly, likely to get rid of water or dirt.

Choice of Words: Shook means to move quickly and repeatedly from side to side or up and down. Fur refers to the soft, thick hair that covers the body of an animal. When combined, "Shook its fur" describes the action of the dog vigorously moving its fur.

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• Wet dog shook water off its fur.
• Wet dog shook fur near green tree.
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• The dog wagged its tail excitedly, showing its happiness to see its owner.
• The dog wagged its tail happily, showing its excitement to see its owner.
• The wind blew gently through its fur.
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• I reached out and stroked its soft fur.