All that is good and true in this existence. When used in language, dogs can take on a nearly infinite amount of meanings.
Common uses:
1. As both a greeting and a farewell.
Ex: "Oh, you're leaving? Dogs."
"Dogs! I haven't seen you in a while!"
2. An expression of affirmation or approval.
Ex: "That concert was dogs."
3. An acknowledgement of our existential condition.
Ex: "...................................dogs................."
See also : shiny dogs, dumb dogs, beagle dogs, funny dogs.
1. As both a greeting and a farewell.
Ex: "Oh, you're leaving? Dogs."
"Dogs! I haven't seen you in a while!"
2. An expression of affirmation or approval.
Ex: "That concert was dogs."
3. An acknowledgement of our existential condition.
Ex: "...................................dogs................."
See also : shiny dogs, dumb dogs, beagle dogs, funny dogs.
by DogsDogsDogsDogs July 23, 2011
by Fish That Swims November 25, 2009
by ScottishHuman November 14, 2016
"Dog on, brother."
"Penn Jillette, the fat guy from Penn & Teller, has a liscense plate that says Dog On."
"Penn Jillette, the fat guy from Penn & Teller, has a liscense plate that says Dog On."
by talley February 19, 2007
john:did you steal my money?
tim: naw man i didn't
john: say on dogs
tim:naw man
john:(punch tim in the face for lying on dogs)
tim: naw man i didn't
john: say on dogs
tim:naw man
john:(punch tim in the face for lying on dogs)
by Toney Starks December 07, 2007
"Survival of the fittest" in its most literal definition. Everyone fends for themselves. If you can't take care of yourself, you get eliminated.
by MAP July 03, 2005