by Wjatwhatwhy December 19, 2019
by Sn0tr0cket December 05, 2007
Dogs love me because I feed them, care for them, play with them, attend to their emotional needs, provide support when they are down, spend time with them, get them toys to play with, make kibble time exciting, take them on frequent walks, take them to the outdoor bathroom frequently, give them long belly-scratching sessions, and talk to them frequently.
by Bad C dev March 02, 2021
by Don't Dog Me January 23, 2020
When someone looks at another person in a confrontational, possibly aggressive, manner. This usually takes place in a pub, bar, or club.
You're talking to a friend when they say:
"He's really dogging me up, I'm gonna have a word..."
"Oi mate, what're you looking at?"
"He's really dogging me up, I'm gonna have a word..."
"Oi mate, what're you looking at?"
by James Benjamin Murphy September 17, 2005
'dogging me up' is staring at them in an aggressive and offensive way. Used by inhabitants of Alton in Hampshire, UK
I walked by and they completely 'dogged me up'.
'Are you dogging me up?'
I don't know why she is 'dogging me up'. She's got a face like a cat's arse!
'Are you dogging me up?'
I don't know why she is 'dogging me up'. She's got a face like a cat's arse!
by Altoid, I am not! September 25, 2013
Any alcoholic beverage, the consumption of which is supposed to clear up one's hangover from previous drinking (but will tend to have the opposite effect in reality). Origins of the phrase date back to medieval times, when hairs from a biting dog were put in the bite wound in the belief that this promoted healing.
Lloyd: What will you be drinking, sir?
Jack: Hair of the dog that bit me, Lloyd.
Lloyd: Bourbon on the rocks?
Jack: That'll do it.
Jack: Hair of the dog that bit me, Lloyd.
Lloyd: Bourbon on the rocks?
Jack: That'll do it.
by Carl Willis January 07, 2006