dogged

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈdɒgɪd/

From the verb dog: (⇒ conjugate)

dogged is: ⓘClick the infinitive to see all available inflections

v past

v past p

1. a [yellow, long-haired, purebred] dog
2. a [mountain, farm, guard, domestic] dog
3. a [mad, rabid] dog
4. have a pet dog
5. am getting a dog
6. [take care of, watch] a friend's dog
7. [feed, train] your dog
8. need to walk the dog
9. take the dog (out) for a walk
10. the dog needs to go [out, outside]
11. let the dog [out, in]
12. did you let the dog [out] (already)?
13. what breed of dog [is that, do you have]?
14. my dog [chewed the remote, ate my homework]!
15. the dog [licked her face, bit her leg, attacked him]
16. [panting, salivating, pawing] like a dog
17. you can't teach an old dog new tricks
18. slang: you [dirty, lucky] dog!
19. sick as a dog
20. they fight like cat and dog
21. the [business, company, economy] has gone to the dogs
22. UK: let sleeping dogs lie

1. a dog trainer
2. dog breeds
3. a dog [collar, leash, toys, bowl]
4. the dog days of summer
5. I'm dog tired

1. dogged her [every move, actions]
2. dogged her around [school, town]
3. police dogged the [criminal, robber]
4. [problems, issues, worries] that (have) dogged him
5. [her car, the project] was dogged by [problems]
6. dogged by his [mistakes, past, failures]
7. was dogged by failure (throughout his life)
8. dogged by [complaints, faults, claims]
9. dogged him about his [chores, homework, responsibilities]
10. was dogged about his [homework]
11. dog it at [work, school]
12. sexually explicit, slang, UK: went dogging in the [woods, park]