hotdogger
hotdogger is the alternative form of hot-dogger.
Meaning of hot-dogger
Noun
hot-dogger (plural hot-doggers)
- 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
Forms of hotdogger
| plural | hotdoggers |
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Origin of hotdogger
From hotdog + -er.
Questions about hotdogger
- What is hotdogger the alternative form of?
- Hotdogger is the alternative form of hot-dogger.
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