1. To pursue with eagerness; to pester; to annoy.

2. An animal with a thick body and short legs, about the size of a fox, dwelling in burrows, and living on carrion and fruit; an artist's brush of badger's hair.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• boder,
• brdge,
• budgey,
• biger,
• baget,
• badget,
• darger,
• meadger,
• bidget,
• bruger,
• bardge,
• bager,
• bgger,
• bodher,
• wadger,
• bandge,
• bagier,
• badgerd,
• badder,
• bedget

• bajor,
• bajra,
• budgeree,
• badgering,
• Badger-legged,
• PJRI,
• podger,
• bagir,
• bieger,
• pajaro,
• pajero,
• butter-badger,
• bajour,
• begerow,
• boeger,
• BJJR,
• Budgero,
• bajur,
• bijur,
• bijar,
• budgerow,
• ferret-badger,
• bugiri,
• pujari,
• pijar,
• beger,
• baedeker,
• bajorai,
• batzer,
• bajar,
• poojary,
• Badger-bag,
• beijer,
• bujor,
• pujara,
• bajer,
• bodger,
• bajree,
• badgerer,
• bajri,
• Budger,
• bjerre,
• bajaur,
• bajirao,
• bejar,
• badger-baiting,
• beaujoire,
• PIJR,
• badger-drawing.

The adjective form of the word "badger" is "badgering".

The plural of the "badger" can be the "badgers".

The singular of the "badger" can be the "badger".