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hounding

[ houn-ding ]

noun

Nautical.
  1. the portion of a lower mast between the cheeks or hounds hound and the deck.
  2. the portion of an upper mast between the cap of the mast below and the hounds hound above.
  3. the part of a bowsprit projecting beyond the stem.


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Origin of hounding1

First recorded in 1850–55; hound 2 + -ing 1
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The inquest heard sections of the media had been "hounding" the presenter over the alleged assault of Lewis Burton, which she denied.

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Etzebeth continued to loom large over Van Poortvliet, hounding the Leicester nine and disrupting England's plans to exit their own territory.

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There’s very little she says in “Chimp Crazy†to the lawyers and judges hounding that’s true, but the biggest whoppers she tells highlight her self-delusion.

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After production wrapped in October, crew members spent months hounding Emmett and Small for their full payment, The Times reported in April.

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Initially, it looks like a horror story about a stalker hounding Donny, a sad-sack bartender who harbors dreams of becoming a comic.

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