Hound ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Hound ( noun )

1. A type of dog, typically a large breed, used for hunting or tracking game.
2. A person who relentlessly pursues or harasses someone.
3. A person who is considered a nuisance.

Origin:

Old english hund, of germanic origin; related to dutch hond and german hund.

Examples:

1. The hound tracked the scent of the fox through the forest.
2. He was a hound for money and would stop at nothing to get it.
3. She was hounded by the press for her whole career.
4. The hound was a nuisance and would not stop barking.
5. He was a hound for work and would never stop until the job was done.

(As a verb)

Hound ( verb )

1. A type of dog, typically a large breed, used for hunting or tracking game.
2. A person who relentlessly pursues or harasses someone.
3. A person who is considered a nuisance.

Origin:

Old english hund, of germanic origin; related to dutch hond and german hund.

Examples:

1. The hound tracked the scent of the fox through the forest.
2. He was a hound for money and would stop at nothing to get it.
3. She was hounded by the press for her whole career.
4. The hound was a nuisance and would not stop barking.
5. He was a hound for work and would never stop until the job was done.