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badger Noun

— A badger is a wild small short-legged animal with black and white fur that lives in a hole and comes out at night, a kind of weasel or mink.

badger

— verb (= tease) annoy persistently The children teased the boy because of his stammer — verb persuade through constant efforts — noun sturdy carnivorous burrowing mammal with strong claws; widely distributed in the northern hemisphere

Badger

— noun (= Wisconsinite) a native or resident of Wisconsin

Synonyms badger synonyms

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badger English » English

annoy pester harass bother nag worry trouble torment tease obtain by incessant begging get by incessant begging bug beleaguer bait Eurasian badger wheedle vex tantalise stoat rib racoon raccoon pother plague marten ken jar on jangle irk infest inconvenience incommode hound hedgehog heckle hassle harry grate on get at fret fitch find fault with ferret exasperate disturb discommode derange complexify complain cadge

Badger English » English

Wisconsinite

Conjugation badger conjugation

How do you conjugate badger?

badger · verb

Examples badger examples

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Simple sentences

That's the badger!
Tom's as bald as a badger, but he had a full head of hair when he was young.

Movie subtitles

I do but trust my nose, sniffing like a badger in a wood.
It's just a badger game.
Just a badger game.
The old badger knew what was what.
Maybe its a badger?
We'd better not badger on them here.
A Baden Powell certificate goes to the scout that caught a badger that caused damage to the camp's corn supplies.
Maybe it was a fox or a badger.
Hey, did you hear what happened a couple of months ago out around Badger Pass?
Watch out for the badger trap under the bed.
Apache can hide in a badger hole.
The old badger game.
Nobody except old Badger and Clyde here, and Slim.
Me and Clyde and Badger have been working on them barrack bums back there.
They badger you? You don't get along with your classmates?
The circus is certainly lucky to have you for a watchdog. you old badger, you.
Served three months for shoplifting served one year for playing in a badger-game setup.
Would you rather I badger you with questions, delve into your memories, spy on you, follow you in the street, hugging the walls where I've written your name?
Nay. I do but trust my nose, sniffing like a badger in a wood.
The prison warden complains that you badger him with questions about the welfare of the convicts.
Embarrass them, ask them questions, badger them, but leave the women of my household alone.
Don't badger me, Rob.
The old badger game, huh?
The con man conned with the oldest badger game in the world.
I'm not a young badger more but I have life experience.
A fox or a badger, maybe.
It could be a raccoon or a weasel or a badger.
Her right name is Clara Peters. Served three months for shoplifting served one year for playing in a badger-game setup.
I'm connecting with Badger.
Badger is your Colonel. I saw him.
Your Holiness, badger-god, if you can hear me, show yourself!
Badger hunting, it's more fun at night.
Badger hunting.
Armed for badger hunting.
Badger!
It's quiet in the woods, And only the badger can't sleep.

News and current affairs

Anyone who believes that the Yasukuni controversy is an obscure historical matter that Chinese and Koreans use to badger Japan for political advantage has probably never spent much time there.

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