dog shit
Etymology: a euphemism derived from the spoonerized and abbreviated original term: dog shit = shog dit = shog.
First used in the early 1970s by the author's mum, the phrase was often to be heard whilst out walking, due to the propensity for one's shoes to find the aforementioned medium with frightening regularity.
NOTE: The event is often followed by a ritual display that could easily be confused with the Michael Jackson 'moonwalk' as the victim utilizes the nearest grass verge in order to remove as much 'shog' as possible.
Etymology: a euphemism derived from the spoonerized and abbreviated original term: dog shit = shog dit = shog.
First used in the early 1970s by the author's mum, the phrase was often to be heard whilst out walking, due to the propensity for one's shoes to find the aforementioned medium with frightening regularity.
NOTE: The event is often followed by a ritual display that could easily be confused with the Michael Jackson 'moonwalk' as the victim utilizes the nearest grass verge in order to remove as much 'shog' as possible.
'Look out for that shog!'
'I knew it. He's gone right in that shog!'
'Oh God, you've got shog everywhere again!'
'I knew it. He's gone right in that shog!'
'Oh God, you've got shog everywhere again!'
by Arthur Damage March 27, 2007
by lottie1915 November 20, 2007
by He who likes Bukkake February 07, 2005
n. Of Stewartian origin
1. A type of dog which is somewhat fluffy and/or has the appearance of wearing a moustache.
Shoggey
adj.
1. Of living creatures, to resemble a fluffy dog i.e having a large hairy face.
1. A type of dog which is somewhat fluffy and/or has the appearance of wearing a moustache.
Shoggey
adj.
1. Of living creatures, to resemble a fluffy dog i.e having a large hairy face.
With his impressive moustache, Max the Yorkshire Terrier was the quintessential shog.
The old man may have been drunk and soaked in his own urine, but his shoggey appearance endeared him to all.
The old man may have been drunk and soaked in his own urine, but his shoggey appearance endeared him to all.
by Robert D Sykes April 26, 2005
by King Pepper May 24, 2006
by emmalanglois May 18, 2020
Stop shogging, I need to rinse my face to get the soap out of my eyes!
The other day my wife shogged me and I ended up late for work with conditioner still in my hair.
The other day my wife shogged me and I ended up late for work with conditioner still in my hair.
by MercyB February 26, 2009