Dog

dog, n. A quadruped of the genus Canis; a giddy: mean, worthle fellow: a fellow, — used humorously. (Afiron.) One of the 2 constellations in the > southern hemisphere. An andiron. (Mech.) A grappling iron; an iron with fangs to secure a log tone! to be sawed; a catch or clutch, esp. the carrier of a lathe, and an adjustable stop to change the motion doxe | of a machine tool. — v. t. [dogged (dogd), dog-; to i ging.] To follow insidiously or persistently; to com-! worry; hunt. — Dog'ged, a. Surly; obstinate. —; to I Dog'gedly, adv. — Dog'gedne , n. — Dog'gish, a. to dej Churlish; snappish. — Dog's-ear, dogz'er, n. The (Stock j corner of the leaf of a book turned down.— v. t. To as a | turn down, etc.— Dog'-eared, -erd, a. Having the; to! corners, etc. — Dog'gerel, -ger-el, a. Low in style and irregular in measure, — said of poetry. — n. acj Mean1 undignified verse.