dirty dog

I know they're dirty dogs in other ways, of course.

"Yeah, the other guy sometimes has plans of his own, the dirty dog.

"Why, what will I do with a dirty dog skin?"

I dare say it may have been a gold mine to him, the dirty dog.

"The enemy, that dirty dog, he goes and has plans of his own."

He had to do something, anything, now, before these dirty dogs could act on their plan to slice up the cutter.

But some dirty dog must have checked his registry, and now the police had sniffed him out.

On the 1989 show, Bray said she missed her son's "little dirty dog smell."

"Who the devil let that dirty dog in here?

Place large dirty dog dishes outside, even if you're petless.

He's a dirty dog in some ways, but he doesn't lie."

The Dirty Dogs kept the series opener close, however, they found themselves on the wrong side of a 5-4 score.

"I felt like the dirtiest dog in the world," Barbara Bush recalled.

"To hang you dirty dogs," white men tell it.

Evidence for this comes from the English language, with phrases like "dirt cheap" and "dirty dog".

"I can always tell a dirty dog in a fight, and a good judge will alwayssee it."

Until she remembered that the dirty dog lied as easily as he breathed.

I jumped in beside him, punched his shoulder, and called him a dirty dog.

Not that there was any particular reason to shoot those two strangers down like dirty dogs; not yet, anyway.

The Dirty Dogs regular season losing streak reached seventy games.

We miss the dirty dog, the fiery gin.

Shaitana, like the dirty dog he was, preferred to deal with women."

"Gravely my father said, 'And they shot him, the dirty dogs.' "

I didn't like them from the start - they smelt funny, like dirty dogs.

"How does it feel to be a dirty dog, le Gant?