GOT THAT DOG IN ME

One who eats Costco hot dogs

Taylor: “Hey want to go get lunch at the Costco food court?”

Spencer: “ hell yeah bro I want to get that dog in me!”

Spencer: *eats two hot dogs and a chicken bake”

Taylor: “woah bro you really got that dog in you”

Spencer: “ yeah boy I GOT THAT DOG IN ME”

*fist bumps*

by bumpus1 December 9, 2023

you got a cold nose

Another way of saying “your a bitch”

He told her “you got a cold nose”

by Intere_Santeeé December 11, 2023

Got a face on

To be in a bad mood; be grumpy.

An alternative way to say 'cob on'.

Eee, she's got a proper face on', her
Oh my god, what have you got a face on for?

by Scarlett_Pimp December 11, 2023

Got any grapes?

What the Duck says in a start of a normal day in The Duck Song. But, there are no grapes in the lemonade stand.

The duck walked up to the lemonade stand and then said to the man running the stand: "Hey, pa-pa-pa, got any grapes?"

by Europe2048 December 17, 2023

Last Rizzmas I gave you my gyatt and the very next day you got fanum taxed, this year to save me from mewing I'll give it to someone rizzful

Song cover by a Generation Alpha kid (Gen A) of "Last Christmas" by Wham!, also known as George Michael and instrumentalist Andrew Ridgeley.
The cover includes Generation Alpha/Generation Z slang such as, gyatt, rizz, fanum tax, and mewing.

Gen A: "Last Rizzmas I gave you my gyatt and the very next day you got fanum taxed, this year to save me from mewing I'll give it to someone rizzful"

Every other gen: "What." 💀

by @CCC123 December 17, 2023

I've got charm comin' out of my ass

An expression used by a charming/cute human being, of course i'm not talking about YOU (the reader of this post)

Person 1: "So... Have you asked that girl out yet?"
Not the reader: "Yeah, and she said yes!"
Not the reader: "What can I say? I've got charm comin' out of my ass"

by Honestly_iForgor July 6, 2023

He's got sauce for the goose and sauce for the gander.

A way to say a man is bisexual.

It comes from "what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander," meaning that the goose and gander despite differences have shared interests. But in this case the shared interest is that of the sauce provider.

Tony: I saw James out last night with Rebecca, but it kind of looked like they were on a date or something. Weird.
Sara: Why weird?
Tony: Isn't James gay? I know he used to date Terrence.
Sara: Oh, no---not gay; he's got sauce for the goose and sauce for the gander. Always been that way.

by bdawgy0 July 7, 2023