A colloquialism meaning "don't neglect your significant other and be shocked when they look for attention somewhere else."
Dale: I can't believe my Nancy cheated on me!
Boomhauer: Tell you what mang, talk about don't starve a dog and be surprised when it eats the garbage mang.
Boomhauer: Tell you what mang, talk about don't starve a dog and be surprised when it eats the garbage mang.
by Charli XXX November 6, 2014
Get the Don't starve a dog and be surprised when it eats the garbage mug.cutting edge trash or worthless taste, aesthetics, etc… similar to avant- gauche but with less artifice
This designer tried too hard to be different last season, and so has dialed it back from avant-gauche, but has missed the mark falling into avant-garbage.
by hades 9 February 12, 2024
Get the avant-garbage mug.A garbage can that is used as a B-B-Q. Usually made by the homeless for warmth and/or cooking. Most commonly seen in dark alleys at night time.
"Hey Chris, check out the fellas! They're roasting stolen corndogs and dead rats over their Garbage-B-Q in that dark alley. They always know how to have the best time."
by Linus S. Dillard June 10, 2012
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by robbie662 August 12, 2023
Get the Garbage mug.by Garbage sauce queen November 11, 2017
Get the garbage sauce mug.Special/required clothing (“garb”), such as work-uniforms or costumes, that the wearer resents/finds offensive because:
(1) the clothes are uncomfortable, cumbersome, too light/heavy for ambient temperatures, etc.
(2) the garments are inelegant or overly plain, and so he feels that wearing the clothes is demeaning
(3) he dislikes the colors, styles, etc. as being too bold, loud, and/or needlessly-formal for the job/occasion
(4) the clothes’ material is too delicate and/or hard to keep clean/neat/undamaged, and so he finds them an arduous chore to care for and keep out of harm’s way while wearing them.
(1) the clothes are uncomfortable, cumbersome, too light/heavy for ambient temperatures, etc.
(2) the garments are inelegant or overly plain, and so he feels that wearing the clothes is demeaning
(3) he dislikes the colors, styles, etc. as being too bold, loud, and/or needlessly-formal for the job/occasion
(4) the clothes’ material is too delicate and/or hard to keep clean/neat/undamaged, and so he finds them an arduous chore to care for and keep out of harm’s way while wearing them.
Every time I go to work, I have to wear that revolting starched-denim garbage they dish out --- ironed and pressed --- from the laundry-room. Eeeyyyewww...
by QuacksO November 29, 2011
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