Beagle ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Beagle ( noun )

A small, short-legged hound used for hunting small game, especially hares.

Origin:

Middle english beagle, probably from old french begueule, alteration of old french beguele, from old english begle, from latin beagla, of celtic origin; akin to old irish beag small.

Examples:

1. The beagle is a popular breed of hunting dog.
2. The little beagle was yapping excitedly as he scented the rabbit.
3. He trained his beagle to track game.
4. The beagle was bred to hunt small game like hares and rabbits.
5. She took her beagle out to hunt for the first time.

(As a verb)

Beagle ( verb )

A small, short-legged hound used for hunting small game, especially hares.

Origin:

Middle english beagle, probably from old french begueule, alteration of old french beguele, from old english begle, from latin beagla, of celtic origin; akin to old irish beag small.

Examples:

1. The beagle is a popular breed of hunting dog.
2. The little beagle was yapping excitedly as he scented the rabbit.
3. He trained his beagle to track game.
4. The beagle was bred to hunt small game like hares and rabbits.
5. She took her beagle out to hunt for the first time.