| 释义 |
bedog, v.|bɪˈdɒg|
[f. be- + dog n. and v.]
1. trans. To call ‘dog.’
1794Wolcott (P. Pindar) Rowl. for Oliver Wks. II. 260 Be-dogging this poor singer, that be-bitching.
2. To follow about like a dog, to dog.
1858E. J. Trelawny Rec. Shelley, Byron, etc. ii. (1878) 57 Envy, malice, and hatred bedogged his steps.
Hence beˈdogged ppl. a., Become like a dog.
1672Cotton Scarron ii. (1692) 43 She had told her dear bedogged. |