Swear on the dog's life

A phrase used to easily coerce a confession from a guilty child.

"Timmy, did you break the vase?"
"No."
"Do you swear on the dog's life?"
"I broke the vase."

by GoYouOneMore November 29, 2012

Raw Dog on the Hog

"Raw Dog on the Hog" is the act of going condomless on a fatty.

Jeff and I both left empty handed, but David was over there in the Jurassic Park arcade booth going "Raw Dog on the Hog" with that girl he met in the Del Taco parking lot 7 minutes ago.

by bEnharmony July 24, 2012

Artic Sled Dog

an artic sled dog occurs during sex when the male partner sticks an ice cube in the females anus and then smacks her on the ass hard enough to crush the ice cube before it melts while yelling mush at the top of his lungs

artic sled dog

by D-Rok1982 March 25, 2012

the dog is at my feet

I must be going; I have to leave now

Etymology: Old Irish saying. Purportedly from hunting dogs who are worn out, sitting on the feet of their owner to take them home. Some say Irish Setter was named because of this phrase.

Earliest known occurrence was by famous Irish author, Maria Edgeworth in her political essay, "Essay on Irish Bulls"

I've been standing here for donkey's years and the dog is at my feet, so I'm headin' home before the wife eats the heads off me.

by TheGingerIrish July 25, 2022

dog park daredevil

The practice of wearing open toed foot ware at the dog park.

A dog park daredevil carefully chooses his steps in the tall grass to avoid toeing a turd.

by Doggie walker August 19, 2022

Acres Hot Dog

A close relative of the Acres Burger. The meal is similar to the Acres Burger in the sense that the hot dog's roll has been replaced with sliced white bread. An Acres Hot Dog is made by either rolling and encasing the hot dog sausage with the bread 'Cigarette style' or cupping the sausage with the bread 'Taco style'. The Acres Hot Dog has the same connotations as its beefy brother in the sense that it is a struggle meal that would not be out of place in the Four Acre area of St Helens.

1- "Just been up to Aldi in Clock Face and they had no hot dog rolls."
2- "Bollocks. Acres Hot Dog it is then."

by SpeechOfStHelens August 28, 2022

letting the dogs out

When your feet are sweaty/hurting, and you take your shoes and/or socks off to get some relief. Derived from "my dogs are barking" meaning that your feet are sore

ex 1: I know I'm still at school, but I can't stand how sore my feet are... they're gonna stink but I gotta let the dogs out
ex 1: get ready and plug your noses, I'm letting the dogs out

by AccioTea November 20, 2022