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The word is derived from Calvin Broadus' nickname: "Snoop Doggy Dogg"
The spelling "dogg" is often mistakened with the correct spelling of "dawg". The word "dawg" is often used when referring to or gretting friends -- mainly used by the Black American community. Alternative words used instead of "dawg" are: homie, gangster, G, n*gger, bro, brava, etc. "Wuddup dawg"
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It is native urban tongue for (friend) Gabe:Sup dogg
Skyler:yo dogg sup |
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A friend, a homie. What up dogg?
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a close friend or a "homie" " What is up Dogg?"
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No word to come out of Urban Slang is as hot as the word "dogg" right now. It means "friend" and is used mostly in urban areas. It comes from the word dog or from the name of the rapper Snoop Dogg. What'p ma dogg?
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anonymous
Jun 30, 2003
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Friend or companion. Billy is my dogg
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Blood gang greeting Sup dogg? What it B like?
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