rubbish; used to describe something as insignificant, contemptible, or of very poor quality

hot dog (loanword)

pup; puppy

a servile follower or sycophant; a running dog

a dog infected with rabies, or figuratively used to describe a person who behaves irrationally and aggressively.

A young dog; the offspring of a dog.

hunting dog

a breed of toy dog originating in China, characterized by its long hair and lion-like appearance

the Asiatic black bear (Ursus thibetanus) or other similar bears

scumbag; scoundrel

to walk a dog

a dog kept as a companion in a house or yard.

Year of the Dog (e.g. 2006)

(coll.) dog

a pack of rogues or a gang of scoundrels (idiom)

a homeless or ownerless domestic dog wandering in human-populated areas

the literal leg of a dog

a breed of small toy dog with a flat face originating in China

extremely cruel, unscrupulous, or ungrateful; lacking any conscience

in a state of extreme turmoil, confusion, or disarray, often resulting from a major disturbance or panic

to be driven to take extreme or reckless measures when cornered or pushed to the limit

ruthless internal strife or fighting among unscrupulous people or factions

to engage in illicit sexual affairs or dally with women

worse than a dog or pig; utterly contemptible and lacking in human decency

Bad habits or a person's nature are hard to change; a leopard cannot change its spots.

to pulverize an already defeated enemy; to hit someone when they are down

to put on a facade of respectability or to dress up to look like a decent person, often used in a derisive or sarcastic manner

To display a false front or use dishonest advertising to sell inferior or different goods; misrepresentation.

to pour dog's blood on someone's head (literally), traditionally believed to ward off evil

(idiom) (coll.) any Tom, Dick or Harry; just about anyone (used dismissively)

torrent of abuse (idiom)

to act like a snob

(of writing or speech) incoherent, nonsensical, or total rubbish

to fall flat on one's face (vulgar)

a traditional Chinese medicine plaster used for treating contusions, rheumatism, and muscle pain

To use one's position or connections to bully others.

Chinese shar-pei (dog breed)

small or sneaky tricks; minor, unconventional skills or the people who possess them, often used in the context of being useful in a pinch

a person who offers bad, ineffective, or unsolicited advice; a good-for-nothing counselor

a poor addition to a high-quality whole, often used self-deprecatingly when contributing to someone else's work

to cast aside or eliminate someone once they have served their purpose, especially after they have helped achieve a major objective

to interfere in matters that are not one's concern; to be meddlesome

fragmented; trivial and scattered

a despicable, contemptible, or persistently annoying individual