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hot-dog
adjective- given to showing off US, 1923
- Kathy looked over to see one of his bodyguards from TAC in the doorway: a young, hot-dog cop named Wesley, blond hair down on his forehead. — Elmore Leonard, Maximum Bob, p. 217, 1991
- obsessed with sex US
- I’d known a lot of hot-dog guys before I got to Bullion, but never had I seen the likes of Maynard Farrell. — James Carr, Bad, p. 56, 1975
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