bulldog
/ˈbʊlˌdɔɡ/
verb
- To attack or treat someone roughly or aggressively.
- He bulldogged his way through the crowd to get to the front.
- The older kids tried to bulldog the new student in the hallway.
- The politician bulldogged his opponent during the debate with harsh questions.
noun
- A breed of dog with a large head, short nose, strong body, and loose skin, known for being brave and loyal.
- The bulldog is often used as a mascot for sports teams because of its tough appearance.
- She adopted a rescue bulldog from the animal shelter last year.
- Our bulldog, Winston, loves to nap on the couch all afternoon.
- A person who is determined and refuses to give up easily.
- The lawyer was a bulldog in the courtroom, fighting for every point.
- In negotiations, he was a bulldog, never backing down from his demands.
- My grandmother is a bulldog when it comes to protecting her family.
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