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A nickname for Hillary Clinton as dubbed by those closest to her. Her campaign manager may have been the first to refer to her as "hildawg". The term is used widely by her supporters at rallies, as well as by those who distrust her bitchy, hildawg like ways.
"I think that you would be more appealing to the base of the party if you stopped acting like such an obnoxious cunt, Hildawg"

"I would be for Hildawg, but she's kind of a bitch. I'll most likely vote for the nagger."

"Go Hildawg! Arf Arf Arf!"
hildawg by funincluded February 25, 2008
Words you can keep
a) the intern that gets hired one month after he/she starts working on sheer coolness factor alone.

b) a person at work that you can actually relate to on a non-corporate, "human" level

c) the shiznit
After logging in all those extra hours last week, and smoking me out after work, I think Sarah might just be a hildawg.
hildawg by dreamchach December 12, 2008
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hilldawg 

Slang for Hillary Clinton, a leading candidate for the Democratic presidential nominee in the 2008 US Presidential Elecition
*after winning New Hampshire*

Clinton- Thanks to everyone for their support.

Supporter- Ya go get'em Hilldawg!
hilldawg by Tyler Feddersen January 19, 2008

hilldawg 

I was gunna vote for Hilldawg on super Tuesday, but then I realized her Iraq War plan was bogus.
hilldawg by Bob Lawbla February 12, 2008

Alyna Hildago

A monster loving girl who enjoys the company of strange people. She is afraid of people knowing her middle name, and she likes to seduce children.
Alyna Hildago by Justin Rivera February 14, 2008
(see hillgo) its the same thing but just a different word.
Shara "Wow look at the kid, he looks like such a (hildago)
hildago by Chris Fergasin May 16, 2008
A fat dude who likes dick. And is a rapist
Dude, Are You Hildago?
Nope. Im only 300 pounds, thin compared to Hildago
Hildago by Ben the Zaven slayer February 24, 2017
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