Definition of «dogs egg»
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"Dogs egg" is a British-slang-derived colloquialism used to describe something that is of extremely poor quality, a failure, or generally "rubbish." It is a milder, more colorful alternative to calling something "shit" or "garbage," often used to express disappointment or frustration. The phrase suggests that the object in question is as useless or unpleasant as animal waste. It is typically used in a venting or complaining tone, especially when a long-awaited outcome (like a game ending) fails to meet expectations.
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After waiting three years for the finale, the whole episode turned out to be a total dogs egg.
>The new update is a bit of a dogs egg because it broke more features than it actually fixed.
>I spent fifty dollars on this meal and it was a complete dogs egg, I'm never going back there.
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