'dog

See also: dog, DOG, Dog, and dög

English

Noun

'dog (plural 'dogs)

1. Alternative form of dog (“hot dog”).
   • 2006 May 31 – June 13, G & R, “a gal’s guide to fenway”, in The Improper Bostonian, page 24, column 1:

     From steak tips to pizza to cotton candy, the ballpark will satisfy your need for protein, carbs and sweets. And what’s a trip to Fenway without sampling a delicious ’dog?

   • 2012 November 11, Alice Tessier, “Dolly's Christmas Caboose Opens Next to Wine Shop in New Milford”, in CT Insider‎^[1], Hearst Media Services Connecticut, archived from the original on 11 December 2023:

     “Don’t worry, hotdog fans. The ’dogs will be back in the spring,” she said.

   • 2022 May 23, Nick Vadala, “’Dogs back again”, in The Philadelphia Inquirer, 193rd year, number 357, page B3:

     ’Dogs back again […] While Philadelphians aren’t exactly familiar with it, sometimes, it seems that government can be effective. At least when it comes to hot dogs.

Anagrams

• OGD, god-, GOD, ODG, God, god