Results for “this is fine dog”
Getting what you want by slick-talking or outsmarting someone.
Doing great; or exceedingly fine.
Just right, smooth and satisfying, everything as it ought to be.
To get something through smooth skill or slick manoeuvring — sometimes by trickery.
Smiling-dog-in-a-burning-room catchphrase for pretending everything's okay when it absolutely isn't.
A swarm of users piling on one account in coordinated replies and quote-tweets.
Shiba Inu meme captioned in broken Comic Sans inner monologue: 'much wow, very meme, so slang.'
A US Marine — from the WWI German legend at Belleau Wood.
Australian crim slang for a rat.
A radar detector — sniffs out cops the way a bird-dog sniffs out game.
A meat pie (rhyming slang).
A complete mess.
A hot dog bought at a service station.
A cold, cruel, heartless person
The team expected to lose.
A mess; or, 'dressed up like a dog's dinner' = overdressed.
Mature content — open to view.
A close friend or constant companion in prison.
A pleading, adoring look used to charm someone.
An innocent, doting infatuation.
To use your own product internally.
Nickname for Newcastle Brown Ale
A showy demonstration staged to impress higher-ups.
A US Army infantryman, especially of WWII.
A crouched backside stance for riding barrels backhand.
That idea or excuse won't work.
If you can't keep up, don't try.
Raining very heavily.
A big man — someone powerful, wealthy, or highly respected.
Cockney for telephone — 'dog and bone' rhymes with phone, clipped to the 'dog'.
Posing with a dog that isn't yours on dating profiles to seem more lovable and trustworthy.
Mature content — open to view.
Snowclone nickname for a streamer defined by one habit — like React Andy.
A goofy dog-face Twitch emote spammed for sarcasm, playfulness, and raids.
An echo chamber where everyone loudly agrees and dogpiles anyone who doesn't.
Cutesy doggo-speak for a snake.
A dog — usually a scruffy mongrel.
A mongrel dog. The scruffy mutt down the entry.
Condition, form, nick — usually paired with 'fine' or 'good'.
The police — specifically Greater Manchester's finest.