wingdog
wingdog noun: a dog used to facilitate social interaction.
Noun
wingdog (plural wingdogs)
- A dog used to facilitate social interaction.
- I bring my wingdog to the park on sunny weekends when I'm dateless.
- >Coors is consistently the worst of the worst as far as beer commercials / Yeah; I'm getting pretty tired of that stupid "Wingman" song/concept (which digressed into "Wingdog"). Ugh; that "Wingdog" commercial just came on here during the VAN/CAL game as I type this...2004 April 20, 'Mad' Mark Chelap, “Coors Light ads”, in alt.sports.hockey.nhl.col-avalanche (Usenet), message-ID <4084ad17.105109699@news.peakpeak.com>
Forms of wingdog
| plural | wingdogs |
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Origin of wingdog
From wing + dog, by analogy with wingman.
Questions about wingdog
- What does wingdog mean?
- Wingdog means a dog used to facilitate social interaction.
- What part of speech is wingdog?
- Wingdog is a noun.
- What is the plural of wingdog?
- The plural of wingdog is wingdogs.
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