The only way to explain the reaction to Merriam-Webster’s year-end announcement that “doggo” was one of the dictionary’s “Words We're Watching” is to use another colloquialism: Twitter ...

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The memes exemplifying this trend in the doggo language are largely from the Facebook page Bork Bork I Am Doggo. Despite only being active since July 2016, the page already has over 400,000 ...

This time, we've collected some pics from the Doggo Memes group 50 Times Dogs Were So Funny And Cute Owners Just Couldn’t Help But Share (New Pics) Skip to main content ...

A menagerie of meme-speak. DoggoLingo's array of words is a hodgepodge of existing Internet language. For example, the phrase "doing me a frighten," used to describe startled dogs, comes from an ...

Dogs are loyal, hilarious, dramatic, and way too pure for this world, and these memes capture every bit of that chaotic charm. From their accidental comedy to their over-the-top emotions, they ...