A phrase used to describe a person who has a slim/skinny build accompanied by protruding collarbones akin to a dog.
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by elroy jetson 22 June 30, 2009
Back-formation of "homedog", meaning "a peer with whom one's relationship does not extend beyond camaraderie and brief physical contact upon greeting and valediction".
Alternatives: mate, bled, bruv, homie.
Alternatives: mate, bled, bruv, homie.
"What descends in the surrounding residences, domestic canine?"
(= "What's going down in the hood, homedog?")
(= "What's going down in the hood, homedog?")
by J. Depvo July 26, 2009
A chaotic fluff ball of energy that creates EPIC punk rock music both as a solo act and as the leader of the band Nova Slicers. He also likes mama-gens.
by The Anonymous Fox February 18, 2025
A dog's legs when a dog is about to be handled when the dog is at a resting position, this is likely due to the fact that the shortening of limbs is associated with protection and harm-prevention, like when a human crouches and protects their body from impact by covering their front side with their knees and their elbows in a crouching position.
I saw that canine clamp legs again, always ticks me off wondering how in the world that dawg gone do in the hou, always clamping, always timid to show its pride, dang, that canine clamp legs really got me to wonder how he in that position anyway.
by Urbane and Dictive October 20, 2022