road dog
road dog noun: a trusted friend.
Noun
road dog (plural road dogs)
- A trusted friend.
- "It's a big laydown, so a few of my old road dogs and me been bustin' moves and doin' doors on some serious assholes."2002, Stephen J. Cannell, The Viking Funeral (Shane Scully; 2), Allen & Unwin, →ISBN
- After she lied about the bullet going through the apartment to the police, I moved out and stayed with my road dog.2013, Roger Griffin, Transgressions: How One Man Survived Big Intercity Corruption, Xlibris, →ISBN, page 217
Forms of road dog
| plural | road dogs |
|---|---|
| alternative form | road dawg |
Questions about road dog
- What does road dog mean?
- Road dog means a trusted friend.
- What part of speech is road dog?
- Road dog is a noun.
- What is the plural of road dog?
- The plural of road dog is road dogs.
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