she'd give a dog a bone

An expression that means that a certain female is extremely attractive.

Bobert: "Damn! Did you see Tara tonight?"
Jimothy: "Hell yeah, dogg. She'd give a dog a bone. Giggidy giggidy giggidy!"
Bobert: "Speaking of giving dogs bones, last night I came home real drunk, and my dog...um, yeah..."
Jimothy: "Hey, at least it wasn't a sheep this time."
Bobert: "Amen, brother."

by Nick D May 18, 2004

dog with a bone

being happy because of ur lover/partner/girlfriend/boyfriend doing something to cause you this happiness.

Friend "Man Aaron your like a dog with a bone, whats up?"
Aaron "Oh i just got done making out with my girlfriend"

by dog with bone May 29, 2011

Like a dog with a bone

When someone just won't let go of an issue. Persistently insistent.

She's like a dog with a bone about solving this issue and can't seem to let it go.

by raraweez February 23, 2010

backdoor bone dog

A specific variation of the act of coppulation, where as the contributing party (usually being male) assumes a saddled position over the receiving party (usually female or sometimes domestic animal) and proceeds to "give the dog a bone" rectally.

I owned it, backdoor bone dog 180 tailside powerslide grab and rode it all the way to town.

by DirtyD November 4, 2004

frick frack paddy wack give a dog a bone

Used as a expression in the case of excitement or shock.

What the frick frack paddy wack give a dog a bone!

by FrikFrackpadywacjgiveadogabone February 5, 2017

Feed two dogs with one bone

To solve two problems with a single action. The phrase was created to be a less violent version of "kill two birds with one stone."

I needed to run some errands but I also wanted to catch up with Melissa. I decided to feed two dogs with one bone and I asked Melissa to come with me.

by EJ M January 24, 2011

bone-dog

n. insignificant, symbolic monetary work bonus; a "bonus" in name only

adj. intended to pacify with money: as in "throwing a dog a bone"

Tiffany was looking forward to her Christmas bone-dog; Tiffany was always disappointed in her office's bone-dog approach to quarterly bonuses.

by Slater29 March 9, 2011