2dog verb
dogs; dogged; dog·ging [+ obj] 1 : to follow (someone) very closely
▪ He dogged her every move. 2 : to ask (someone) about something or for something constantly or frequently
▪ Creditors dogged him until he finally paid his bills. ▪ Reporters kept dogging [=pestering] her for information. 3 : to cause problems for (someone) for a long time — often used as (be) dogged ▪ His career has been dogged [=plagued] by controversy. ▪ an athlete dogged by injuries [=an athlete who has had many injuries]
▪ He dogged her every move.
▪ Creditors dogged him until he finally paid his bills. ▪ Reporters kept dogging [=pestering] her for information.
