hounding
Speech parts
1. hounding - Noun
2. hounding - Verb
Meaning
of Hound
The act of one who hounds.
The part of a mast below the hounds and above the deck.
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“And so, from that day forward, with people from Devils Lake, too … we just kept hounding them and hounding them (Game and Fish) until they put a limit on the perch.”
News of the series was first revealed thanks to director Solo: A Star Wars Story screenwriter Jon Kasdan had been hounding him about the movie while working in that galaxy far, far away.
Outgoing President Trump made it a point of befriending Turkish strongman Recep Erdogan, who has assumed the position of a dictator, imprisoning political opponents and hounding and jailing journalists.
Duck keeps hounding Bear, and Bear responds with ever-increasing levels of grouchiness.
In late April 2003, Bangladeshi immigrants in the Jiribam Sub-division of Imphal East District teamed up with the Islamist PULF, to avenge the death of an illegal migrant, hounding out 300 Bengali Hindus from their villages.
"Of course," she told the reporter hounding her on her way out of a restaurant, smiling a demure smile and refusing to give up any further details about her upcoming nuptials.