birddog

kickback money for sending new customers to your salesman after you have already done business and paid.

"I sent two dudes to the salesman I bought by car from, he kicked me fat birddog, so I bought a tank of gas and some beers."

by pandiboss April 2, 2013

birddog

to pick up or check out chicks

Lets go birddog some women baby!

by Dan Dricken May 25, 2008

Birddog

A dumb, fat hillbilly who wears nothing but camo and/or steelers gear. He only drinks coors light and he can often be seen burning his garbage. He will also shoot any animal that moves. This beast can often be heard yelling "more meatloaf" to his wife.

"That Birddog just moved in next door, he is a real jerk."

by rockin ray December 3, 2011

Birddog

A hot girl. Usually when you are in a crowd of a lot of people and you want to alert your friends when you see a good-looking chick that you'd bone.

Comes from: Fly (Bird) + Bitch (Dog) = Flybitch (Birddog)

Jeff: Birddog!!!!
Reed: Where?... Oh ya definitely a birddog, I'd smash!

by DougggSlater September 21, 2011

Birddog

The opposite of being a “catfish” where an attractive person creates a fake profile of a regular person to see how shallow someone is online.

I set up a birddog account as a 5”6’ overweight guy and couldn’t get the time of day from this guy online who seemed genuinely nice.

That sucks he’s so shallow.

by Cam’s Dad September 9, 2023

Birddog Challenge

A challenge where teams of 2 go against other teams of 2 to see who can drink a fifth of birddog whiskey they fastest.

Person 1: wanna be on my team this weekend for the birddog challenge?

Person 2: Sure, but it’s going to be impossible with Mike and Paxton on a team. They are a unstoppable power duo with supernatural drinking abilities

by Dis__nigga January 8, 2018

bird-dog

(verb) To engage in the relentless pursuit of an objective or goal, often involving the accomplishment of tasks through other, less expedient people. This includes obsessive follow-up, nagging, and harrassment of individuals holding up the accomplishment of the goal. Comes from a reference to pointer dog breeds that serve as loyal hunting dogs, leading the way to the fallen fowl.

"I had to bird-dog Larry all day to get him to sign that damn contract."

He said: "I'm so frustrated. I called two days ago, and still...no response from customer service."
She replied: "Oh yeah, you have to bird-dog those guys daily to get anything done. They're totally swamped."

by Surfdude May 22, 2008