beagle

/ˈbiːɡəl/
verb
  1. To hunt or pursue something persistently, like a beagle.
    • He beagled through old records to find the missing document.
    • The kids beagled around the park looking for hidden Easter eggs.
    • The detective beagled after the suspect through the crowded market.
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noun
  1. A small to medium-sized dog with short legs, long ears, and a smooth coat, often used for hunting rabbits and other small game.
    • Beagles are known for their excellent sense of smell and gentle temperament.
    • Our neighbor has a friendly beagle that loves to sniff around the yard.
    • The children were delighted when the beagle puppy wagged its tail and licked their hands.
  2. A person who investigates or pursues something, especially in a persistent or nosy way.
    • The reporter was a real beagle, always digging up new stories.
    • My little brother is such a beagle when it comes to finding out family secrets.
    • She acted like a beagle, following every clue until she solved the mystery.
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