Associations to the word «Baiting»
Noun
- Badger
- Cock
- Bull
- Pastime
- Scam
- Bait
- Terrier
- Jew
- Bear
- Cruelty
- Decoy
- Trapping
- Trap
- Hook
- Tarzan
- Rat
- Shrimp
- Red
- Archery
- Mccarthy
- Hunting
- Lure
- Racing
- Dog
- Bulldog
- Amusement
- Fighting
- Pit
- Gladiator
- Ender
- Scare
- Ape
- Nixon
- Anarchist
- Animal
- Sport
- Fox
- Predator
- Lion
- Rabbit
- Shark
- Duck
- Fishing
- Communism
- Inn
- Breed
- Communist
- Entertainment
- Hint
- Bowling
- Gambling
- Throwing
- Wildlife
- Monkey
- Thames
- Gay
- Pleasure
- Anti
- Black
- Hunt
- Wizard
- Cage
- Opponent
- Theatre
- Corn
- Fight
- Revenge
- Reservoir
- Westminster
- Tactic
- Perhaps
- Monitoring
- Witch
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
BAITING, verb. Present participle of bait
BAITING, noun. A bloodsport involving the act of worrying or tormenting a chained or confined animal by setting dogs upon it.
BAITING, noun. The act of luring, as into a trap.
Dictionary definition
BAITING, noun. Harassment especially of a tethered animal.
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