Did you perhaps mean one of these? hondo, horning, hotdog
Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. alternative spelling of horn dog.
Examples
“Being a lady-killer horndog is a big part of who he is as a character after all.”
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“The film stars Heath Ledger as the title horndog himself, along with the long-suffering Sienna Miller (Jude .. dude ... how could you?) as his love interest.”
“Buddhism doesn't make you an empty horndog, which is what this boy is.”
“The Spitzer scandal only reminds voters about her "horndog" husband's legacy and his desparate attempt to return to the White House for a make-over.”
“Think of every determined horndog/porn connoisseur you've met straight or gay who can't stop drooling at the mere possibilities evoked by the words, thoughts, and images that fill his day.”
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“Mad's Larry and Mother's Barney are both horndog anti-romantics although points to Stinson for having actual charm.”
“Hirsch plays Bill Herndon, the hard-drinking horndog legal mentor to Patty Hewes (Glenn Close), who asks him to assist her protégé Ellen Parsons (Rose Byrne) in the probe of dirty-dealing military contractor High Star.”
“Or it may just be yet another brief distraction from Jason's typical horndog ways.”
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“Zeus was a vindictive, incorrigible horndog, Aphrodite was a hot mess, Hera was consumed by jealousy, and Demeter was just plain depressed.”
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“Brandon becomes unhinged when Sissy sleeps with his married, horndog boss James Badge Dale, superb.”
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metaphoric references to dogs
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dog, alpha male, at bay, bark, bird dog, bitch, bitchin, bloodhound, bulldog, canaille, canines, cerberus and 131 more...
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Jacqueline's Words
glittery, horny, amazing, wanderlust, forlorn, lustily, nonchalant, cool, passive, submissive, roundabout, carousel and 558 more...
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Annoying words used in tabloid newspa...
eye-popping, hizzoner, sez, blockbuster, horndog, shanghaied, preggers, pervert, snacked, phony, big-hearted, thug and 24 more...
Tweets
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blafferty Aspiring to the title of Houghmagander. May 4, 2011
yarb Brilliant, now I'm the rutting delinquent of Wordnik.
Well, any takers? Feb 5, 2010
Prolagus He's something of a horndog, etc etc. Feb 5, 2010
bilby Thanks herneshir.
But yarb, the objective facts of the matter are otherwise. My fat friend in the jumpsuit told me yarb aint nothin' but a horndog. Feb 5, 2010
yarb I prefer corndogs to horndogs. Feb 5, 2010
hernesheir Oh yes, at least in the realm of my ken. See horn dog. Feb 5, 2010
PossibleUnderscore Really?
Feb 5, 2010
hernesheir Male with sex on the brain who afflicts females overtly or otherwise with his affliction. Feb 5, 2010
bilby The examples haven't helped much at all. What on earth does this mean? Feb 5, 2010
bilby "It’s a hopeful message. Obama centrism will prevail, stabilize the country, and prepare it for progressive reform, because even football fans will understand that Super Bowl sideshows -- be they about voyeuristic horndogs, flatulent slackers, star quarterbacks, or God knows how many holy day trippers jamming down food-like products and loser liquids -- can be taken seriously only on Sunday."
- Robert Lipsyte, 30-Second Warnings, tomdispatch.com, 4 Feb 2010. Feb 5, 2010
chained_bear Also horn dog. Jul 27, 2009
amacleod03 “HARD-NOSED HILL SAVED HORNDOG BILL�? blares the headline for the New York Post's review of Carl Bernstein's biography of Hillary Clinton, A Woman in Charge. Sadly, her husband and our former president, whatever his virtues and contributions, is the poster boy for this term. Jul 11, 2009