Drovers Dog

All Cock n Rib.
Australian slang for a skinny hard working bloke.

Geez that new blokes all cock n rib isnt he ?
Bit of a drovers dog.

by Matoman February 18, 2017

Cat Dogging

The sexual act of having one man put his flaccid penis into another man's already erect penis.

"Boy me and John were cat dogging so hard last night"

by The wall wiper April 16, 2013

Dog's bollocks

This has been defined elsewhere, correctly, as British slang for "the best".

The interesting thing about its possible origin is that the word cynosure, meaning "something brilliant that attracts attention" derives from two Greek words, Kynos (meaning "dog's" or "of the dog") + oura (meaning "tail"). This meaning of "the dog's tail" was used at one time to refer to the constellation Ursa Minor, which is bright and attracts attention.

So: did some classically-versed wag originate the phrase?

"My new video card is the dog's bollocks"

by Mickjo September 24, 2012

annoying dog

An annoying dog is somebody who always arrives at the last moment

Man, that guy is such an annoying dog

by TheRetroLord June 29, 2016

Chicago Dog

During the act of anal sex, a man will pull his penis out of another mans anus and insert the poop covered wiener into the armpit of the reciver. He will then continue to make love to the armpit untill an ejaculation is achieved. At this point the man will ejaculate into his hand and rub it onto his penis. To complete the Chicago Dog the man will insert his poopy, armpit, sperm covered wiener into the mouth of the reciever.

Jesus, your breath smells terrible! Did you just eat a Chicago Dog?

by Joey Bagel October 21, 2011

talk to the dog

A verb phrase meaning to masturbate (Males Only). The origin of the word comes from Tokyo as we try to make ambiguous phrases to hide meaning from people who kinda speak English

I'm going to go home and talk to the dog...twice

by JPCarl October 20, 2008

dog money

Figured at roughly the same ratio as dog years vs. human years: $1 in human currency=approximately $7 in dog money.

Ed: Rover doesn't seem to understand that he needs to have $7 in dog money for every one of ours in order to earn his keep.

Ted: As long as we don't try to figure in the Euro rate; I just wish the bills weren't all coated with dog slobber.

by Mary Nightshade February 13, 2010