hot dog 
/ˈhɑ:tˌdɑ:g/ noun
plural ∼ dogs /ˈhɑ:tˌdɑ:g/ noun [count] 1 : a small cooked sausage that is mild in flavor and is usually served in a long roll (called a hot dog bun) 2 US, informal : a person (such as an athlete) who performs or plays in a way that is meant to attract attention : a person who hotdogs
▪ The other players on the team don't like him because he's such a hot dog. 3 US, old-fashioned + humorous — used to express approval or pleasure ▪ “She said we could go!” “Hot dog!”
▪ The other players on the team don't like him because he's such a hot dog.
