egg-sucking dog

This literally refers to a seriously ugly or mangy mongrel. Said to be descrbed this way because of its non-doglike penchant for eating the insides of eggs.

Metaphorically, it can be applied to a person (almost always male) who is out-and-out riff-raff: one of the inbred corps.

Ole Billy Bob was just an egg-sucking dog.

by Duckbutt July 31, 2006

Greasy Dog Butthole

An area on the map Isolation on Halo 3. It is at the top of the map where you jump down the tube (near the shotgun) and you emerge from the greasy dog butthole.

"I just got the shotgun and I'm about to have a rape party on these noobs once I emerge from the greasy dog butthole. They'll probably deserve the vicious T-Bagging that will then ensue"

by Dirty D19 February 23, 2009

Tennessee Hot Dog

When a women usually a sister has her period and then you unwrap a condom, and fill it up with her menstrual blood then, take the condom and use it to have intercourse with them.

Hey did you hear what Jim did with his sister last night? yeah i heard he had a tennessee hot dog, i did the same with my mom last night.

by Stevvv June 17, 2010

dogs bollocks

When you mangina yourself, then turn around to show your friends the Dogs Bollocks.

We were getting changed, having a laugh when Dave showed me his mangina. He turned around to get his towel and them BLAM, I saw the dogs bollocks. I am mentally scarred.

by Barry manilow III January 12, 2009

dirty water dog

noun, a penis after having anal sex with the recipient having diarrhea.

Brian thought AIDS was the worst of his problems, until he saw his dirty water dog.

by PeteRepeat October 25, 2006

Ur Dog transgender

The ultimate insult

Bill: Ur mom gay XD
Cale: Yea well ur dad lesbian
God: Ur dog transgender

Bill and Cale: 😨

by The triple homo March 12, 2018

kick-the-dog effect

The angry behaviour shown by a person when he has to accept all blame and he cannot shift it to anybody else because he is in the lowest rung of hierarchy in his organization. This happens when a boss, who is to blame, shifts the blame to his junior, who, in turn, passes it to his junior and so on till the blame reaches the lowest-ranked staff, who cannot pass it to anybody else. Then he goes home and takes it out on his dog by kicking it about.

Angry at having to bear the blame for no fault of his, the peon came back home in the evening and kicked his dog repeatedly. A kick-the-dog effect, isn't it?

by uttam maharjan January 21, 2010