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n. (alternative spelling of hot dog English)
Usage examples of "hot-dog".
Plenty of hot-dog hackers had bragged that they could crash the phone system, however.
Hot-dog stands with yellow umbrellas, pretzel-sellers, hawkers of earrings and woven bags and leather belts, beggars hung with crayoned Out of Work signs: among them they’ve staked out the territory.
As hot-dog men and ice-cream sellers, who have an almost magical knack of appearing at such moments, moved amongst the spectators, the Brentford bobbies went about their busi ness with a will, striking down friend and foe alike.
Dorothy Humbird is already involved in a whole system of social life which consists, whether we like ti or not, of hot-dog stands, corner drugstores, malts and cokes, movies, square-dancing, blanket parties on beaches, and even hair-fixing parties!
Unfortunately, neither fellow demonstrated the fiscal expertise to manage a Crandon Park hot-dog stand, much less a $275 million budget.
Between takes-Guy running with a stolen hot-dog wagon down Sullivan Street-she crouched on her heels to talk to small children and smiled Me too at pregnant women.
There were booths which had housed spun candy, lemonade, frozen custard and hot-dog concessions, and low buildings where he remembered seeing a rifle range, a quoit game, and other devices for removing money from the customers.
The cyborg who was supposed to go in low on the south face while Milligan hit the top floor had hot-dogged.
He thought of maggoty hot-dogs, moldy pizza, pink lemonade with hairballs floating in it.
Fronting on the sidewalk behind it was an open hot-dog counter with big glass bottles of orange-flavored ice water and a grill covered with franks like soldiers on parade.
Apply for an Internet account on a dedicated campus machine, and you may be able to get those hot-dog long-distance computing and file-transfer functions.