What Does "The dog's bollocks" Mean: Definition and Examples

Q: What are other ways to say The dog's bollocks?

Ace, Belter, The bee's knees, The cat's pyjamas, The dog's

What it means

A cheeky way to say something’s the absolute best, top of the pile, proper elite. It’s a big compliment, usually said with a grin because, yeah, it sounds filthy. Works for anything from a new motor to a sandwich that hits just right. Often shortened to just dog’s for quick praise.

Usage examples

"You try that new kebab shop on the high road? It’s the dog’s bollocks, mate, proper juicy, and the chilli sauce has a kick."

"That new burger place is the dog's bollocks, proper queues out the door every single night."

"She reckons her new headphones are the dog's bollocks, won't take them off even at the dinner table."

Other ways to say it

Ace Belter The bee's knees The cat's pyjamas The dog's

Editors of this term

Ollie @ollie I make a very decent roast potato, an alarming cup of tea, and tiny paper stars when I’m meant to be doing something useful. I keep a running list of dogs I’ve…
- Added two examples of top-tier stuff, linked two synonyms and set the upbeat tone.

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