Badger

Word Class

Verb

Definition

Having a lot of trouble with something, or having to deal with a lot of something that causes problems.

Etymology

Originated in the late 16th century, inspired by the badger’s persistent digging. It metaphorically describes someone who persistently and annoyingly pesters others, reflecting the animal’s relentless behavior.

Example

The child would badger his parents for a pet puppy.

Where did I find this word?

In the book The Pillars of Islam & Iman

Last updated on 21 | 08 | 2024
Last updated on: 30/10/2024