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hot-doggers

hot-doggers is the plural of hot-dogger.

Meaning of hot-dogger

Noun

hot-dogger (plural hot-doggers)

  1. (slang) One who hot dogs; a sporting show-off.
    • Although Mr. Bird earned the power he felt through round-the-clock practice, he did not wish to rule the basketball courts alone, Mr. Levine notes. As early as his high school days, Mr. Bird's philosophy was to be a team player, not a hot-dogger.1988 December 11, Carrie Rickey, “A Rhinoceros Among the Gazelles”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC, archived from the original on 02 Jun 2009

Questions about hot-doggers

What is hot-doggers the plural of?
Hot-doggers is the plural of hot-dogger.

Words near hot-doggers in the dictionary

  1. hot-dog bun
  2. hot-dog buns
  3. hot-dogged
  4. hot-dogger
  5. hot-doggeries
  6. hot-doggers
  7. hot-doggery
  8. hot-dogging
  9. hot-doggy
  10. hot-dogs
  11. hot-flash

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