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Double Dog 

A variation of the Classic Underdog. Two girls go under one of each man's legs and grab his dick and jerk him off.
Guy 1:Dude, guess what!
Guy 2: What?
Guy 1: Me and your mom got freaky last night and she invited her friend over and i got a double dog!
Guy 2: Me too
Guy 1:.....Your gross
Double Dog by Pnewman June 20, 2007
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Double dog 

Ordering of two hot dogs (NOT one bun with two sausages).

In Australia, the term is used at Bunnings or other sausage sizzle events.
Hey mate, I'm gonna go for the double dog today

Double dog 

When a friend agrees to party, or get on some games with the boys, and then never shows up or turns into a ghost.
"Damn Tristan said he would get on some age of empires 2 with us tonight, and he got drunk with fat Justin instead, that double dog mother fucker."
Double dog by Greer Schantz May 4, 2025

Double dog damned 

Yes the same phrase used in Hateful Eight but also a higher form of saying I'll be damned when someone with a southern accent says this phrase you know it's either really good or really bad maybe a bit of both
Guy 1: yo remember your phone you lost

Guy 2: yeah
Guy 1: look on the floor
Guy 2: sees phone "well I'll be double dog damned

Double Dog Deal

1) threesome where a chick gives head to one guy and receives doggy from another. great because the two guys can then switch places.

2) special at DQ that gives you two all beef hot dogs with chilli and cheese, and a drink for $3.79
Guy 1: "Dude, that chick's a freak!"
Guy 2: "Yeah man, she drove us to the store to get condoms. She totally orchestrated the whole thing!"
Guy 1: "Gettin' some from each end. Talk about a double dog deal."
Double Dog Deal by write_stuf November 18, 2011

double dog dare 

To up the anty when trying to get someone to do something. Not as much as triple dog dare.
I emailed Kristyn and gave her a double dog dare to beat my many entries on urban dictionary!! I dont think she could do it!!!
double dog dare by Sandi68 April 28, 2006

Double Dog Ghosting 

A retaliatory act that is taken if you've been the victim of ghosting whereby in the event the ghoster ever in the future re-attempts to communicate the original victim can ignore the ghoster and claim the double dog ghost.
I can't believe Edson ghosted me and four months later decided to hit me up for a booty call. I am totally double dog ghosting him.
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