Definition of CopyDog

CopyDog

adjective

• CopyDog means A copy of something, but it is worse then the thing it copied. Example:

  Hey Bill, have you seen that LEGO Porsche thing? I heard it's a CopyDog.

  Last edited on Aug 12 2016. Submitted by LeTesla on Aug 12 2016.

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