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P-Dawg
One of the coolest individuals you know; the Man

Stro is downright P-dawggin it!
P-Dawg by Ladler December 10, 2008
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Nick Lally is a classic p-dawg
P-Dawg by Florence late may October 28, 2015
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Pulling a P Dawg 

Inserting a Q tip into someone's poop shut, promising to be gentle but getting ultra aggressive with it
Stanley was pulling a P Dawg last night.
Pulling a P Dawg by Tkfd March 4, 2021
A rodent. Also a powerful deity. The religion was spawned when a bunch of WoW players sat around, waiting for a rare lion to appear. After praising a local Prarie Dog, the lion appeared. He is the mascot of Petopians, a small guild based around the forums with the same name.
- Man, a rare-spawn totally appeared to me yesterday!
- P. Dawg be praised!

P Dawgin it 

P-daw-gin

-noun

1. The act in which acting, doing whatever or saying whatver you want, to anyone about anything and not caring about consequences or what other people reactions are.

2. A word shouted in excitiedness or joy in an anoyying high pitch voice

3.chillin by yourelf bored
"Yo what are you doing today"
"not much just P dawgin it"
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