fishdog
1) a derogatory for a suspected sl-t.
2) term coined for gwen stefani by the character clevand on “family guy” season 7 ep. 15
1) guy 1: “dude, your last girlfriend was such a sl-t, she even tried to make out with me.”
guy 2: “yeah, she was a fishdog.”
2) “to this day, i have no idea what that woman was singing about – like literally, no idea. i don’t know what a ‘holla back girl’ is, but i have to imagine it’s a foul, diseased-ridden thing that wears too much make-up to cover up the fact that it’s a 47 year old fishdog.” – cleveland, from family guy
1 more definition
like a hot -dog,but made with fish fingers and cheese
fish dogs for tea,yum yum
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