Diarrhea Dog

A hot dog that has been acquired from a dubious source (often a gas station or convenience store) that commonly leads to loosened stools.

Dave - "Are you doing okay man?"
Adam - "Not at all! I had a diarrhea dog from Speedway and need a toilet immediately."

by Gramamanamanees August 31, 2016

Luke Dog

Any variety of hot dog or encased sausage measuring between 12- and 18-inches in length, placed within a standard-sized bun and topped with sauerkraut. As a result, the frankfurter droops down on either end, causing the resulting entrée to wave about during consumption.

Kid: Hey Ma, how about a Luke Dog?

Ma: No dice.

Kid: This ain't over.

by World Champ Stephen Neal April 12, 2011

fingering the dog

lazy around and doing nothing of note other than surfing the web, watching crappy TV or abusing house pets etc..

"Hey William, you really aught to come train in the gym and get yourself ready for the beach, instead of spending all your free time fingering the dog.."

by Drex Johnson March 8, 2010

dog rocket

A term used by cigar connoisseurs to describe a sub par cigar.

Care for a Thompson? You really excpect me to smoke that dog rocket!?!? You'd best bust out with a Macanudo!!

by Abriel August 28, 2006

Shark Dog

Shark Dog is a muscular dude who gets respect from everyone. He is your friend, homie and ally!

Watch out! Here comes my boy, shark dog!!

by Cuban food is great December 14, 2010

mad dog

To stare fixedly at someone in a hostile manner. Generally used to convey anger or disdain, can be a signal that a fight is about to happen.

That guy was mad dogging me after I got his girl friend's number.

by andrew April 25, 2004

dog's bullet

a British adaptation of the American slang term, "the shit," used in reference to something that is superb, outstanding, amazing, or the best of its general category.

Eli Roth (Hostel, Cabin Fever) popularised the term in his short animated series, "The Rotten Fruit."

Have you seen the new Shelby Mustang? it's the real dog's bullet.

by Wild Drunken Bill March 29, 2007