A dogitude is a thought that a man's best friend has, the kind of thinking that results from being a well loved and pampered pet. One can imagine these cliche-like thoughts appearing in thought bubbles hovering above the pooches head.
"Dogitudes" for plural.
Fido thought, "I love this man...when we go for walks together, he stops while I pee and sniff." Or, "Happiness is a bowl of the steak my master is eating." Those are a dogitudes.
A dogitude is a thought that a man's best friend has, the kind of thinking that results from being a well loved and pampered pet. One can imagine these cliche-like thoughts appearing in thought bubbles hovering above the pooches head.
"Dogitudes" for plural.
Fido thought, "I love this man...when we go for walks together, he stops while I pee and sniff." Or, "Happiness is a bowl of the steak my master is eating." Those are a dogitudes.
The word "Dopiture" comes from the greek term Dopitrosia (Δοπιτροσία) which is used for fools and "Allouncer" is derived from the latin word "Alluncerus" which is often used as a negative name for those who lack personality, "Dopiture Allouncer" is used on those who seem dullard/simpletons
Mann did you see the new student? he was such a dopiture allouncer. what happened to cool people nowadays?