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What is devil dog?
A nickname for the U.S. Marines
let's go devil dogs
devil dog - video
Devil dog - what is it?
when a black stripper takes a white dick in between her ass cheeks and gives him a lap dance
Wah! Lunchbox (nickname for chubby kid) got a devil dog at Playa's Club
What does "devil dog" mean?
someone who is crazy and completely insane and who likes to kill people with hatchets
me and my friend
Devil dog - what does it mean?
Snack, Dessert, Candy. Two soft black cookies with white creme in the center.
I love devil dogs
Devil dog - meaning
When a white person does a black person (guy or girl) doggy style, usually in the ass, resulting in the white person's dick being surrounded by lots of chocolate, and thus resembling the popular pastry treat known as devil dogs. Also known as "devil doggin' it"
It may not be a great idea to say this around U.S. Marines, as they are also called devil dogs; the easy going ones probably won't care, but you may get punched in the face by the homophobic ones who don't want anything to do with sharing a nickname that is also used for a form of anal sex.
Person 1: Yo dude I was just at Lateesha's house last night and her booty was so tight! It was mad good!
Person 2: Cool man, props for devil doggin' it!
Devil dog - definition
A word commonly used by U.S. Marines to "talk down" on someone. Lately the word has lost it's original meaning, and now it is concidered a degrating insult to most of the younger generation of Marines. This is a result of those higher up in the chain of command, using the term to adress those who are about to get in trouble. This has also been seen in the navy with the term Shipmate.
"Hey, Devil Dog! Pick up that trash!" "I got Devil Dogged while i was walking to my car this morning." "Don't you Devil Dog me!"
Devil dog - slang
A member of the US Marines often used in friendly conversation
Hey, bro, you a devil dawg too?
Devil dog
A devil dog is a member of the United States Marine Corps. It originates from a statement attributed to the German High Command, in remarking on the determinedness of the Marines, to the effect of "Wer sind diese Teufelshunde ?", which means "Who are these Devil Dogs?"
Devil dog
A term given to Marines by the Germans in WWI at the Battle of Beleau Wood in France. During the battle, the Marines charged into the German trenches through mustard gas (which made their eyes red), and faught with such ferocity that the dying Germans called them devil dogs. The term is still used today between Marines as a motivational nickname.
"Semper Fi, devil dog!"
"Hey there devil dog, you keep shooting like that and there won't be any enemy for the rest of us."
Devil dog
A devil dog is a member of the United States Marine Corps. It originates from a statement attributed to the German High Command, in remarking on the determinedness of the Marines, to the effect of "Wie sind die Teufelhundern ?", which means "Who are these Devil Dogs?"
The Marines have taken the comment as a compliment to their fighting ability, and refer to their comrades as "devil dogs": "hey there, devil dog" is a friendly greeting between Marines.