deggo
A Deggo is an amazing person and you will not regret meeting them. They brighten up your day with a simple smile. Everyone loves to be around them
deggo by Panda_potato December 16, 2017
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Lie Doggo
British slang meaning to hide and keep quiet, possibly deriving from the phrase let sleeping dogs lie in the sense of not making a noise or causing a disturbance. It probably originating in the 19th Century, and was used by poachers who would hide and keep quiet in order to snare rabbits or to avoid being found by gamekeepers and their dogs.
Lie Doggo by AKACroatalin October 19, 2016
cedric diggory
cedric diggory by haha lol xd November 4, 2020
Laying doggo
Laying doggo by I, Wreckerrr October 18, 2016
Cedric Diggory
The man of my dreams. He is hot, a hufflepuff like myself, strong, handsome, and did I mention he is the most wonderful human/wizard being EVER.
Cedric Diggory by simpforcedric September 10, 2020
Cedric diggory
Cedric diggory by PottAh October 5, 2020
Doggo
Doggo by Goats ‘n Goats October 3, 2018
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