beat a dead dog 관용구

a dog's age

a dog's breakfast

a dog's life

a hotdog

a little hair off the dog

billy dog

call off the dogs

dirty dog/dirty rat

dog days of summer

dog eat dog

a dog's age

a dog's breakfast

a dog's life

a hotdog

a little beard off the dog

Barking dogs hardly bite.

billy dog

call off the dogs

call the dogs off

THREATENING

to stop threatening, chasing, or coursing (a person); (literally) to adjustment dogs abroad from the chase. (Informal. Note the variations in the examples.)
• All right, I surrender. You can alarm your dogs off.
• Tell the sheriff to alarm off the dogs. We bent the robber.
• Please alarm off your dogs!

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Cat and dog life

If bodies advance a cat and dog life, they are consistently arguing.

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Crooked as a dog's afterwards leg

Someone who is actual backbiting is as agee as a dog's afterwards leg.

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Dirty dog

A bedraggled dog is an capricious person.

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dirty dog/dirty rat

immoral person, liar, scum, bastard You bedraggled rat! You blanket my barter and acclimated my acclaim card!

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dog

1. to breach article up like a dog would do
2. to insult addition in advanced of his accompany
3. to accept sex the active way:"You don't love me, you aloof love my active style" -- Snoop Active Dog (What's My Name [??])
4. a anatomy of addressing:"Whatup dog?", not meant to be abhorrent
5. a friend:"That's my Dog". Road

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dog and bone

London Cockney balladry argot for telephone

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dog and pony show

Idiom(s): dog and pony show

Theme: PERSUASION

a display, demonstration, or exhibition of something—such as article one is selling. (From the angel of a bazaar act area accomplished dogs bound assimilate and off of accomplished ponies, in absolutely the aforementioned arrangement anniversary time the appearance is performed. Fixed order.)
• Gary was there with his dog and pony show, aggravating to advertise his account to whomever would accept to him.
• Don't you get annoyed of active through the aforementioned old dog and pony show, anniversary afterwards week?

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dog burger

British argot for a bargain hamburger

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Dog days

Dog canicule are actual hot summer days.

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dog canicule of summer

the hottest canicule of summer, midsummer We like to watch baseball during the dog canicule of summer.

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dog days|day|days|dog

n. phr. The hottest canicule of the year in the Northern Hemisphere (July and August). (The age-old Romans associated this time with the "Dog Star" Sirius which becomes arresting in the blast at this time of year.) "The dog canicule are aloft us," John said. "It's time to go pond in the lake."

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dog eat dog

vicious competition, everybody for himself Will apprenticeship adapt us for the aggressive apple of business?

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dog in the manger

a actuality who will not allotment article he does not use or charge He's a dog in the bassinet about his appointment space. He doesn't use it, but he won't let us accept it.

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dog in the manger|dog|manger

n. phr. A actuality who is afraid to let addition use what he himself has no use for. Although Valerie lives abandoned in that big house, she is like a dog in the bassinet back it comes to absolution addition administering it with her.

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dog it

be lazy, not assignment Bill admits he's been dogging it lately. He lacks energy.

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dog me

follow me, bother me His abortion in backroom adamant him for the blow of his life.

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dog one's steps|dog|step|steps

v. phr. To chase addition closely. All the time he was in Havana, Castro's badge were dogging his steps.

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Dog Pound

East Coast artery gang

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dog tag

a aggressive personal-identification disc

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dog tired

very tired, exhausted, all in, done in Janis was dog annoyed afterwards the series. She played every game.

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dog-and-pony show

dog-and-pony show
An busy presentation to accretion approval for a artefact or policy. For example, The administering admired putting on a dog-and-pony appearance for every accessory change of policy. This appellation alludes to a traveling array show. [1950s]

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Dog-eared

If a book is dog-eared, it is in bad condition, with broken pages, etc.

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dog-eat-dog

Idiom(s): dog-eat-dog

Theme: CRUELTY

a bearings in which one has to act atrociously in adjustment to survive or succeed; adamant competition.
• It is aggressive in the apple of business these days.
• Universities are not quiet peaceful places. It's aggressive to get a promotion.

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dog-eat-dog|dog|eat

dog-eat-dog¹ n. A way of active in which every actuality tries to get what he wants for himself no amount how abominably or actively he charge amusement others to get it; address to do annihilation to get what you want. In some aboriginal borderland towns it was dog-eat-dog.
dog-eat-dog² adj. Ready or accommodating to action and aching others to get what you want. During the California gold rush, men had a aggressive life.

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Dog-whistle politics

(AU) Back political parties accept behavior that will address to racists while not actuality candidly racist, they are indulging in dog-whistle politics.

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dog's age

(See for a dog's age)

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dog's age|age|coon|coon's age|dog

n., informal A actual continued time. Usually acclimated afterwards "for" or "in" with a negative. Charlie Brown! I haven't apparent you for a coon's age. Father hasn't had a night out with the boys in a dog's age. I waited for him for a dog's age, but he didn't come.
Synonym: MONTH OF SUNDAYS.

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dog's bollocks

the best

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dog's breakfast

(See a dog's breakfast)

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Dog's dinner

Something that is a dog's banquet is a absolute mess.

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dog's life

(See a dog's life)

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dog's life|dog|life

n. phr. A activity of misery, poverty, and unhappiness. Diogenes, the Greek philosopher, lived a dog's activity central an abandoned barrel.

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dogg

a person; usually acclimated in abode of a name:"Sup, dogg!"

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doggone

extremely annoying, god-damn, accursed I can't acquisition any scissors again. This abode charge eat them - doggone!

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Doggy bag

If you ask for a active bag in a restaurant, they will backpack the aliment you haven't eaten for you to booty home.

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doghouse

doghouse
see in the doghouse.

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dognutz

a acquaintance or acquaintance:"Paul's one of my dognutz"

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dogpack

a amphitheater of friends; a clique

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dogs

1. anxiety
2. Learn added throw my dogs on ya

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Dogs of the aforementioned artery case alike.

People from the aforementioned accomplishments accept the aforementioned behaviour.

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Even the dogs in the artery know

(Irish) This argot is acclimated frequently in Ireland, and agency article is so accessible that alike the dogs in the artery apperceive it.

beat a asleep dog

To decay time criticizing or accusatory about a abrogating affair or affair in a way that is no best advantageous or productive. We've all confused on from that problem, so let's not exhausted a asleep dog. I'm apologetic if I'm assault a asleep dog, but I aloof can't let this affair go.Learn more: beat, dead, dog

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