bird-dogged (Meaning)

bird-dogged

to watch closely, a dog that has been trained to hunt or bring back game birds, one (such as a canvasser or talent scout) who seeks out something for another, one who steals another's date, to seek out, a gundog trained to hunt or retrieve birds

FAQs About the word bird-dogged

to watch closely, a dog that has been trained to hunt or bring back game birds, one (such as a canvasser or talent scout) who seeks out something for another, o

accompanied, followed, chased, escorted, tracked,pursued, ran after, shadowed, run, watched

guided,led,piloted, headed,

The detective bird-dogged the suspect for days, determined to gather enough evidence to make an arrest.

The journalist bird-dogged the government official, relentlessly pursuing the truth behind a controversial scandal.

The salesperson bird-dogged the potential client, providing personalized attention and answering every question.

The student bird-dogged the professor, seeking guidance and extra help to improve her academic performance.