Examples of 'you old dog' in a sentence
Meaning of "you old dog"
'You old dog' is a playful or affectionate phrase that is often used to address someone, especially in a friendly or teasing manner. It can indicate familiarity, camaraderie, or admiration
How to use "you old dog" in a sentence
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you old dog
Come here you old dog.
You were crowned homecoming king fair and square, you old dog.
Sorry you old dog.
And how should you know anything about that? You old dog.
So do you, you old dog.
You just got a little too long in the tooth. Sorry you old dog.
Walter, you old dog.
You just gota little too long in the tooth. Sorry, you old dog.
So long, you old dog.
Yeah, I am not so sure that they are gonna … You old dog.
Why, you old dog.
Save your flattery, you old dog.
Yeah, you old dog.
You pick up my bananas, you old dog.
Joe, you old dog.
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Do not sweetheart me, you old dog.
Hey, you old dog.
Congratulations, you old dog.
Kal, you old dog.
Have a nice day. Sorry you old dog.
Alois, you old dog.
I knew I would find you, you old dog.
Taft, you old dog.
That he 's your son, you old dog.
Tank, you old dog.
Getting older by the minute. Oh, my god, you old dog.
Garrett, you old dog.
Oh, you old dog.
Jim Thompson, you old dog.
Nick, you old dog.
Had you fooled there, Poirot, you old dog.
Warren, you old dog.
But between you and me… Wow! You old dog.
Mouch, you old dog.
Jeremy Sloane, you old dog.
Monix! You old dog.
Heh heh Monix! You old dog.
What? You old dog.
All right, Maurice . You old dog.
Arthur, you old dog.
Collie Baba, you old dog.
Charlie, you old dog.
Appleby, you old dog.
Frederick, you old dog.
