Adjective: dogging dó-ging
Usage: UK, informal
Verb: dog (dogged,dogging) dog or dóg [N. Amer], dóg [Brit]
- Relentless and indefatigable in pursuit or as if in pursuit
"impossible to escape the dogging fears";
- persisting
Usage: UK, informal
Verb: dog (dogged,dogging) dog or dóg [N. Amer], dóg [Brit]
- Persistently trouble or plague
"dogged by reports of shareholder revolt"
- Follow or pursue persistently
"The detective dogged the suspect's every move"
Derived forms: doggings
See also: continuous, uninterrupted
Encyclopedia: Dogging
Dog, Samuel