1. past tense of birddог: to follow or track someone closely, often to monitor their activities or movements.
Usage: informal; often used in sports, business, or investigative contexts
2. past tense of birddог: to scout for or identify promising talent, opportunities, or prospects.
Usage: informal; commonly used in sports recruitment and talent acquisition

Examples

• The scout birddogged the young player throughout the season.
• She birddogged the competitor's movements to understand their strategy.
• The talent agent birddogged several promising musicians at the festival.
• He birddogged the market trends to find the best investment opportunities.
• The detective birddogged the suspect for weeks before making an arrest.
• The coach birddogged recruits from high schools across the state.