by Jerry finger dog June 19, 2019

A Corn Dog Shot is a scene in a video or movie that uses up lots of a particular item to film. The term originates from an episode of Scott The Woz in which several corn dogs were consumed over the course of filming one scene.
Ted: How did the filming go last night?
John: It was awful, we had a Corn Dog Shot and went through 13 beers in a single scene.
John: It was awful, we had a Corn Dog Shot and went through 13 beers in a single scene.
by gLiTcH(); October 7, 2020

VERB: The act of seemingly-nonchalantly relaxing while simultaneously posing in a very modelesque way.
by This Isn't My Real Name December 18, 2012

by righter January 29, 2010

A dog who will give you a limited amount of love but just enough so that he gets exactly what he wants (e.g., belly rubs, a nibble of your food, access to your bed). He will appear to know your boundaries (eg lays at your door bc he knows you’re allergic to him) but the minute you turn your back; he’s in your room shredding papers towels from your garbage can. If you rub his belly, he will place his paw on your hand - you think it’s affection but it’s really so you don’t stop. If you show him too much love, he knows he can get away with anything and will leave you the minute you stop rubbing him. Play hard to get, or this doggo will only use you and then leave you immediately after.
TLDR: has an innocent face, looks harmless, but knows exactly how to get exactly what he wants. Beware of dog!
TLDR: has an innocent face, looks harmless, but knows exactly how to get exactly what he wants. Beware of dog!
Today Finn was laying hallway and lifted his paw. I spent the next 30 mins minutes rubbing his belly. Where did my time go. What a little fucboi (dog version).
by Dog Auntie May 27, 2021

by Punt cunchers 73 February 15, 2019

Gnat tha follow dog dutes(pronounced /næt/, "nat") is a colloquial name for many small insects in the order Diptera and specifically within the suborder Nematocera.
The males often assemble together in large mating swarms, particularly at dusk, called a "ghost".
Gnat larvae are mostly free-living and some are aquatic. Many feed on plants, though some are carnivorous. Larval plant feeders (e.g. the Hessian fly larva) cause root, stem, or leaf galls to be formed by the host plant. Some species of fungus gnats (families Mycetophilidae and Sciaridae) are very common pests of mushrooms and roots of potted plants in homes and greenhouses.
The males often assemble together in large mating swarms, particularly at dusk, called a "ghost".
Gnat larvae are mostly free-living and some are aquatic. Many feed on plants, though some are carnivorous. Larval plant feeders (e.g. the Hessian fly larva) cause root, stem, or leaf galls to be formed by the host plant. Some species of fungus gnats (families Mycetophilidae and Sciaridae) are very common pests of mushrooms and roots of potted plants in homes and greenhouses.
Black fly gnats
,dog dute gnats
Gnat bug
Gall gnats
Sand gnat
Dark-winged fungus gnat
No-see-um
Midge
Mosquito
,dog dute gnats
Gnat bug
Gall gnats
Sand gnat
Dark-winged fungus gnat
No-see-um
Midge
Mosquito
by mr J.R April 16, 2009
