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Ha? Hatdog

Used by Filipino assholes to try to fucking shit on someone while they're explaining something to people.
Man 1: Do you know the...
Man 2: Ha?
Man 1: I said do you know the--
Man 2: HATDOG HAHAHAHA PAKYU KA BA ULUL GAGO
Definition: Ha? Hatdog in this case is used to fuckin shit on someone
Ha? Hatdog by Mama mo san darating September 24, 2018
Related Words
Hawdog • hamdog • Hakdog • hatdog • HAWDSG • hamdogged • Haydoghd • HaaDog • hadog • Hamdoggin
-annoys literally most of Filipinos

-used in conversations
Friend: Did u know she's smart.
Me : Ha?
Friend: Wdym
Me: Hatdog
Friend: JDSIJDISKDKSKDD
hatdog by ayoyoy January 1, 2019
A word used by Cebuano people to fuck up the one who is asking a question.

The word before it is mentioned is "hA", it means what.
Mom:hA?
Son: HAKDOG!
Hakdog by eegeed April 22, 2019
If someone is confused say hakdog
Someone:huh?!?
You:hakdog
Hakdog by Hakdoggggmemer November 28, 2019
The act of substituting a thin slice of deli meat for a condom.
"Fuck Trojans, I hamdog that shit."

"Sally forgot to take her birth control, so we just hamdogged all night long."

"I hamdogged Julia two weeks ago, and now I'm afraid she's carrying my meat spawn."
hamdog by Jeff Shewer January 11, 2009
A word used by Filipino children, especially those who are schoolchildren. It is said when a person says "ha?"
Person 1: Ha?
Person 2: Hakdog!
Hakdog by LMgamer36 August 10, 2020
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