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alexandre42

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Hello

What does hot dog mean here ?
If you can hot dog on two-metre-high waves, you are king! :roll: :idea:
 

Francois

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To make figures (compulsory or freestyle), like, double-axel etc.
Or, figuratively, someone who shows off.

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alexandre42

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Francois said:
To make figures (compulsory or freestyle), like, double-axel etc.
Or, figuratively, someone who shows off.

FRC

Thank you
 

Wai_Wai

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Hot dog...
It is a kind of food like hamburger.
There is a hot sausage in the middle of the sft bread roll, with ketchup or other sauces.

I wonder if "hot dog" is commonly used as other meanings(eg happy/surprised exclamation, showing off).

Any ideas?
 
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Susie Smith

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Wai_Wai said:
Hot dog...
It is a kind of food like hamburger.
There is a hot sausage in the middle of the sft bread roll, with ketchup or other sauces.

I wonder if "hot dog" is commonly used as other meanings(eg happy/surprised exclamation, showing off).

Any ideas?

A hot dog is a frankfurter served hot in a long roll. It is also a person who performs showy, often dangerous stunts, as in skiing or surfing. It is used as a verb to express showing off in such a way; and it is also used as an interjection to express delight, enthusiasm, or surprise.
:wink:
 

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blacknomi said:
Hello, alexandre42

Would you care for its etymology?

Click here!

Thank for this good link
I add it to my favorites :D :angel:

Alex
 

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Susie Smith said:
and it is also used as an interjection to express delight, enthusiasm, or surprise.
:wink:

Hello, Susan,

Welcome back. <A bear hug>

How can one express his delight by using 'hot dog'? :D Could you make it a conversation for the ease of comprehension. Thanks.
 

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alexandre42 said:
blacknomi said:
Hello, alexandre42

Would you care for its etymology?

Click here!

Thank for this good link
I add it to my favorites :D :angel:

Alex


You're welcome. That is a good link, I love it! :D


Have I told you that you've got your own style? 8)
You are a very special friend who will never ever say 'Thanks for the help.' Well, I guess I can settle for 'Thank for the help' as well. :lol: 8)
 

alexandre42

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blacknomi said:
alexandre42 said:
blacknomi said:
Hello, alexandre42

Would you care for its etymology?

Click here!

Thank for this good link
I add it to my favorites :D :angel:

Alex


You're welcome. That is a good link, I love it! :D


Have I told you that you've got your own style? 8)
You are a very special friend who will never ever say 'Thanks for the help.' Well, I guess I can settle for 'Thank for the help' as well. :lol: 8)


Sorry I have learnt so much to catch more stars like you .
Thanks so much my friend .
:angel: :D
 
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Susie Smith

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blacknomi said:
Susie Smith said:
and it is also used as an interjection to express delight, enthusiasm, or surprise.
:wink:

Hello, Susan,

Welcome back. <A bear hug>

How can one express his delight by using 'hot dog'? :D Could you make it a conversation for the ease of comprehension. Thanks.

Hot dog! What a gorgeous diamond!

:lol:
 
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