Origin: Australia, Western Suburbs
Adj.
an action done, which requires a person to leave someone or a group of people for something else
other words : doggage, dogged (past tense)
Adj.
an action done, which requires a person to leave someone or a group of people for something else
other words : doggage, dogged (past tense)
John: Ay my gf just called i have to leave
Paul: Far man your such a dog
Bob: hey did u hear wat john did?
Alvin: yeh man dats jst doggage
Paul: Far man your such a dog
Bob: hey did u hear wat john did?
Alvin: yeh man dats jst doggage
by thatguy010101 April 24, 2009
I have a pet dog at home right now. She's probably looking out the window to see if I've arrived at home yet.
by kue serabi September 16, 2017
Dog, not the pet/ animal. It is a word used in sentences to describe something as ‘bullshit’, ‘unfair, or ‘rude’. Usually used to describe a snitch.
For example, instead of “That test was unfair” say “That test was dog!”. Or instead of “You are such a snitch!” say “You are such a dog!”
by LiamTheTroll June 19, 2018
by TheHSC123 November 12, 2013
A canine pack animal who loves human companionship.
Eats cats. Can take down large game. Doesn't sleep all day. Guards the house. Slobbers on the in-laws. Working animal. Easy to train. Happily greets you when you come home. Has good taste in furniture, particularly when eating said furniture.
Most of all, the dog is a great human companion.
Not a cat.
Eats cats. Can take down large game. Doesn't sleep all day. Guards the house. Slobbers on the in-laws. Working animal. Easy to train. Happily greets you when you come home. Has good taste in furniture, particularly when eating said furniture.
Most of all, the dog is a great human companion.
Not a cat.
Owner: This is my dog, Butch.
In-law: Oh what a cute- AGH! My shoes!
Owner: Butch, I'm home!!
Butch: *happy greeting*
In-law: Oh what a cute- AGH! My shoes!
Owner: Butch, I'm home!!
Butch: *happy greeting*
by Lycanthrope April 10, 2008