dogging
noun
[ ˈdɒɡɪŋ ]
• the practice of watching or engaging in exhibitionist sexual activity in a public place.
Origin:
1980s: probably from dog (verb) + -ing1.
dog
verb
• follow (someone) closely and persistently.
• "photographers seemed to dog her every step"
Similar:
pursue,
follow,
stalk,
track,
trail,
shadow,
hound,
plague,
beset,
bedevil,
assail,
beleaguer,
blight,
trouble,
torment,
haunt,
tail,
• act lazily; fail to try one's hardest.
• "Eric had a reputation for dogging it a little"
• grip (something) with a mechanical device.
• "she has dogged the door shut"
Origin:
Old English docga, of unknown origin.
