hot dog
Pluralhot dogs
Verbhot dogs, hot dogging, hot dogged
Pluralhot dogs
Formshot dogs, hot dogging, hot dogged
- 1A long, thin sausage served in a soft bun, often with ketchup, mustard, or onions on top.
I ate a hot dog with ketchup at the baseball game.
We bought two hot dogs and a soda at the fair.
Similarfrankfurter, wiener, frank
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- 2A sausage, usually the long, thin kind called a frankfurter.
Put the hot dogs in boiling water for five minutes.
He cut a hot dog into small pieces for the baby.
Similarfrankfurter, wiener, frank
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- 5To do hard or dangerous tricks to show off, especially in surfing and other sports.
Don't hot dog on the big waves. It's not safe.
He was hot dogging on his skateboard in front of his friends.
Similarshowboat, grandstand
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- 6In school, a way of folding paper in half the long way, so it makes a long, thin shape.
Fold the paper hot dog, then open it again.
Our teacher showed us how to make a hot dog fold.
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- 7A sausage on a stick, covered in batter and fried in hot oil.
At the beach, Dad bought me a hot dog on a stick with tomato sauce.
The hot dogs at the takeaway shop are dipped in batter and fried.
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- 9A movement of the hips that looks sexual.
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Origin
From hot and dog, after what the meat was supposed to be made from.