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The slogan to the football team 'The Dragons'.

Along the same lines as COYS 'come on you spurs' and COYI 'come on you irons'

This means 'come on you dragons'

It is made more famous for its use on Twitter.
Are the Dragons going to win today? #COYD
COYD by Dragonboy1 November 15, 2011
Related Words
COYD • COYDD • Coyde • coydog
"Chop Off Your Dick"
Mostly used in Instant Messaging.
HotGuy847: Hey, wanna have cyber sex?
SexyBabe634: Go COYD, asshole!!!
COYD by LouDog April 6, 2004
An Acronym referencing Come on you Dons.
MK Dons best AFC Wimbledon once again! COYD
COYD by AlfieMKD February 12, 2021
"Come On You Dons", Referring the better club, MK Dons.
AFC Kingston lost 3-1 To the Dons again! COYD!
COYD by Max Dean February 5, 2024
Anyone with the initial E A L or J on the first letter of their name likes it up the bum
he clearly is coyde
Coyde by Jobiden November 19, 2021
(Verb) The quick action of hitting someone between the butt-cheeks with a flattened sideways palm. Similar to a goose, but much more degrading, considering this explores clandestine territory. Best to do while someone is bending over or walking up a flight of stairs in front of you.
"Wow, I just got coydogged."
coydog by Kristin Anselmi May 15, 2006
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