cơm chó
In real, traceable use. Part of the curated seed collection; community review is coming.
Also seen as: cơm tró
Dog food, figuratively — the couple sweetness that single onlookers get force-fed when lovers flaunt their romance; you «ăn» (eat) it whether you ordered it or not. Borrowed from Chinese internet slang.
Register: informalEra: ~2019 – present
Examples
Editorial example (batch 057)
Sources & notes
Found via hieuchua.com/define/C%C6%A1m%20Ch%C3%B3 (retrieved 2026-08-10; meaning reference only, definition original). Synonym of the corpus entry «cẩu lương» (the Sino-Vietnamese calque of the same Chinese slang); cross-checked against cẩu-lương explainers.
Common questions
What does “cơm chó” mean?
Dog food, figuratively — the couple sweetness that single onlookers get force-fed when lovers flaunt their romance; you «ăn» (eat) it whether you ordered it or not. Borrowed from Chinese internet slang. Literally: dog rice
Is “cơm chó” formal or informal?
cơm chó is generally informal.