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Refers to a person that is mixed, usually black and white. You know that girl over there is a bird dog.
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| 1. | bird dog | ||
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(noun) a guy who is primarily interested in romancing other people's girl friends. Immortalized in the 1950s by the Everley Brothers in a song of the same name.
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used in the trucking industry - especially on the CB radio as truckers talk to each other.
A bird dog can be noun which means a radar detecter. Or can be a verb which means a law enforcement officer is paying particular attention to a trucker noun: "I've got my bird dog on."
verb: "That cop has been bird dogging me for the last five miles." |
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| 3. | bird dog | ||
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To watch someone closely while making no attempt to hide that you are doing so. "The CFO couldn't fire Will, so she bird dogged him until he quit".
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A.) (v.) To stare at the opposite sex in an obvious manner, such as a bird dog, like a Pointer, would do when the hunter has shot a bird.
B.) (v.) To stare while shading your eyes from the sun with your hand. C.) (n.) A dog that hunts birds. "Lets go down to the beach to bird dog."
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1. When a supervisor sneeks up behind you to check on you. I was doing my job and I had a feeling like I was beeing watched, so I turned around and DAMN! Where did he come from? He is such a Bird Dog!
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A small, but fair amount of money commissioned by the seller of product or services for introduction of a buyer. Joe bird dogged me 40 bucks because I turned somebody on to the van he was trying to sell . The guy bought it!
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A term often used by those with limited mental capacity to emphasize they would like something unpleasant done that they would not like to do, or are unable to do themselves. " We really need you to Bird dog this issue!"
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