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dogging
When used as a verb, this term carries a strong connotation of persistence and relentlessness. It suggests an oppressive or suffocating presence, whether the pursuer is a physical person, such as a reporter, or an abstract force, such as a recurring failure or a chronic illness. The emotional tone is typically negative, evoking feelings of anxiety, harassment, or inevitability.
As a noun, the term refers to a specific, illicit sexual subculture. In this context, it is highly taboo and carries a strong legal and social stigma. Users should be cautious of the stark contrast between the common metaphorical use of the verb and the specialized, voyeuristic meaning of the noun.
Meanings
To persistently follow or harass someone in an annoying or threatening manner.
To plague or persistently afflict someone with a particular problem or misfortune.
Examples
The paparazzi were dogging the actress through the airport.
Bad luck has been dogging him since the day he started this business.
Financial troubles kept dogging the family for generations.
The detective spent hours dogging the suspect through the crowded market.
I can see the hounds dogging the scent of the fox across the moor.
Why are people actually into dogging in these remote parking lots?
The police warned that dogging in public parks is illegal.