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Dowgsfight by Luther Vandross February 10, 2005
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Dogfight
A aerial conflict where 2 to a unlimited amount of fighter planes are involved, the goal is to destroy the other fighter planes, usually to clear a way for bombers.
The first dogfights were in World War 1.
The History Channel use to have a series about dogfights, called "Dogfights", using computer design to remake dogfights, look it up on YouTube, great show.
The first dogfights were in World War 1.
The History Channel use to have a series about dogfights, called "Dogfights", using computer design to remake dogfights, look it up on YouTube, great show.
The dogfighter Bud Anderson engaged in many dogfights in WW2 in his P-51 Mustang "The Crow", he was a triple ace with 16 confirmed kills.
Dogfight by illestemia July 31, 2009
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dogfight
A contest, usually between Marines or military personel, where each man pitches in around $50. With that money, they rent a bar or club, and the rest goes to prize money. The object is to get the ugliest girl to come with you as your date. The man with the ugliest date wins. There are specific rules:
1. They must be polite
2. They must buy the girl a drink
3. They must dance if they want to be judged
Dancing is final judging.
1. They must be polite
2. They must buy the girl a drink
3. They must dance if they want to be judged
Dancing is final judging.
dogfight
dogfight by The Return of Light Joker January 19, 2009
dogfight
Usually involving two dogs (normally pitbull terriers) having a fight which involves gambling or other illegal activities
An aircraft fight
An aircraft fight
"you comin' to dat dogfight afta school??"
"there was a dogfight over the temple..they were fighting over the shiny thing on the roof"
"there was a dogfight over the temple..they were fighting over the shiny thing on the roof"
dogfight by trust me.. u dont wanna know July 15, 2004
dogfight
A contest between men where the objective is to find the ugliest, nastiest girl possible and invite her out. Whichever man brings the ugliest girl wins the dogfight.
dogfight by Jason Spencer April 21, 2003
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