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To party with no inhibitions; i.e. unleash the beast. The phrase was originally made popular by the worst song of all time, "who let the dogs out?", but now is used mockingly.
let the dogs out by jeru411 October 8, 2011
Who let the dogs out
Who let the dogs out by Seikundas September 21, 2004
who let the dogs out
an expression used by a person who sees someone take off their socks and has ugly toes, which we refer the toes as the dogs
who let the dogs out by girlyjaden11 July 4, 2022
let the dogs out
Used in polite circles when you are out on the lash need to go home for a poo. Best used with embellishment.
Brad: Sorry lads but I have got to go home and let the dogs out.
Angelina: I thought so, they have been barking all afternoon.
Brad: Yeah, if I don't go now there will be horrible mess.
Angelina: I thought so, they have been barking all afternoon.
Brad: Yeah, if I don't go now there will be horrible mess.
let the dogs out by Horselhoff September 13, 2007
letting the dogs out
When your feet are sweaty/hurting, and you take your shoes and/or socks off to get some relief. Derived from "my dogs are barking" meaning that your feet are sore
ex 1: I know I'm still at school, but I can't stand how sore my feet are... they're gonna stink but I gotta let the dogs out
ex 1: get ready and plug your noses, I'm letting the dogs out
ex 1: get ready and plug your noses, I'm letting the dogs out
letting the dogs out by AccioTea November 20, 2022
Who let the dogs out
A phrase used by women in reply to guys who catcall them at the party or club.
The 2000 Baha Men song "Who Let the Dogs Out" made this phrase famous worldwide, but only for a short time. Even in that time, men liked to be known for sleeping around, so they adopted the word to refer to their friends, which is now spelled "dawg."
The 2000 Baha Men song "Who Let the Dogs Out" made this phrase famous worldwide, but only for a short time. Even in that time, men liked to be known for sleeping around, so they adopted the word to refer to their friends, which is now spelled "dawg."
"Who let the dogs out tonight? I can't dance with a single guy here without him grabbing my butt or trying to take me home!"
Who let the dogs out by gred64 November 23, 2014