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It is a man who is a junkyard dog.
- The word "junk" is a noun.
- The word "junk" is a verb.
- The word "junk" is a noun.
- The word "junk" is an adjective.
- The word "junk" is an adverb.
- The word "junk" is an adjective.
- The word "junk" is a noun.
- The word
I was a man of the same name as, but I was a junkyard dog.

**What is the difference between a man and a dog?**

A man is a man, but a dog is a dog.

**What is a man and what is a dog?**

A man is a man, and a dog is a dog.

**What is a man and what is a dog?**

A man is a man, and a