the greyhound

when you sit to take a shit and it just runs right out of you. Almost like the runs.

I guess there was a rabbit in the toilet cause that greyhound ran right out of me

by Miguel March 3, 2005

Greyhounds

Wonderful dogs who are calm and gentle. they are always caring and looking after you. They find joy in almost everything you ask them to do. Bred to race on tracks and chase bunny rabbits are not the only thing they excel at, being a retired racer they find a new life with coaches and big fluffy beds. These dogs are wonderful inside dogs but not so much meant for the outsider or off leashing kind. Greyhounds make great lap dogs. They don't bark much so they are great for apartments or big backyards. Get a greyhound that is right for you at Greyhound Pets Of Amarica Charlston.com and see for your self.

Cause of Greyhounds loving and kind personalities they will always support you in everything

by My older brother. April 8, 2016

greyhound

For people unable to afford quicker and more efficient methods of transportation.

A wonderful way to see the worst parts of many cities across the country.

We rode a greyhound bus because we are too poor for a plane.

by defff April 6, 2011

Greyhounded

to go mental on the bus and take somebody's head off on the Canadian prairies.

Did you hear about that poor guy getting greyhounded in Manitoba the other day?

by JohnReid September 26, 2008

greyhound

Best pets every! there lazy and dont move most of the time... but will get up every one and awhile to greet you

Greyhounds = 45 mile an hour couch potatoes!

by Raqii May 7, 2009

Greyhound

A breed of dog that is capable of reaching up too 45 mph. Used in the racing industry and for hare coarsing. Second most abused breed next to the pitbull. Also Greyhounds are very lazy.

"Dude my Greyhound just shot offf after some rabbits"

by Finnerty September 8, 2009

Greyhound

Very short skirt, only an inch from the *hare*.

Nick: Check the hottie in the greyhound
Sammy: OMG! I can see her pubes!

by Samick Downunder September 1, 2005