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View definitions for dogging

dogging

verb as in chase after; bother

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The firm was brought under government control in 2020, but problems dogging the network continued.

From BBC

Keep your eyes peeled because you could easily find yourself downward dogging next to Sandra Oh in a Pilates class or bump into Aaron Paul at Albertsons.

Economic confidence remains depressed and consumers continue to fret about high price levels, dogging the Biden administration, even though inflation has been cooling and the job market is strong.

But the mystery woman who’s been dogging our heroes’ every step realizes Jin is a narc and opens fire, leading to a bloody shootout.

Britt's speech also became the subject of mockery from viewers across the political spectrum, with some dogging the showing for its apparent "tradwife" and TikTok appeal.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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