Did you by any chance mean dogwood?
Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. US alternative spelling of dog food.
- v. transitive, computing, slang said of programs developed by oneself or by one’s own company, to test as end users.
- v. to eat one’s own dog food
Etymologies
- dog + food (Wiktionary)
Examples
“My arse often smells like dogfood, which is strange as I haven't eaten any for ages.”
“But wait, Google has a very thorough "dogfood" program.”
“Now Google is confirming that this indeed "dogfood" testing a new Android device with employees around the world.”
“Google is confirming that it is indeed "dogfood" testing a new Android device with employees around the world.”
“There are plenty of descriptions and images of the phone floating around the Web, though -- a result of Google's decision to "dogfood" the device with employees.”
“In fact, I'm using that version right now, writing this post in a "dogfood" version of Word for Mac - being in the "dogfood" phase means that my team and I use the new Office to get our day-to-day work done.”
“I wonder what Tom Davis would have to say about, maybe something about "dogfood" that should be "taken off the shelf?" by: you @ soon”
“dogfood", and we plan to have the beta available to you by next March.”
“At Google we're getting ready to deploy these essentially Android and Chrome-based devices that are in development, so we want, of course, to eat our own dogfood which is how we sit here and build things.”
“In that inelegant phrase, the company also eats its own dogfood.”
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