Dog Nonced
Dog Nonced by metaldan123 December 13, 2015
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Dog Nonce
An individual who sexually interferes with those members of the Canis Lupus Familiaris species who are yet to acheive full sexual maturity
Dog Nonce by Well sick dog fucker December 9, 2008
Dog nonce
A person who would loves to molest dogs infront of schools. Often while staring deadeyed at the smallest on the playground
Dog nonce by Practicaldickhead December 23, 2019
Dog Nonce
Dog Nonce by bakebakeoni May 28, 2018
Dog-Nonce
UK slang - particularly used around Lincolnshire - to describe one who is overly passionate about both their own and others dogs.
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