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Meanings of baiting in English
Portuguese
rinhas 
Synonyms
Examples for "dog-baiting"
Examples for "dog-baiting"
1
Of those, four were investigated for possible use in dog fighting.
2
She is a campaigner for pit bulls and against dog fighting.
3
I didn't want to die in a dog fighting ring.
4
Close your eyes and it could be a film about a dog fighting a squid.
5
Malcolm Gladwell compared American football to dog fighting.
Usage of baiting in English
1
So she's baiting them too -perhaps collecting material for future material?
2
Maybe he'd lost his balance; maybe he was still baiting the merchant.
3
Beside Arathan, his father said, 'Yield nothing to this one's baiting, son.
4
Ghelel had had enough of this adolescent baiting, 'Look here, you Hood-cursed-
5
A gang of young ruffians from several Caves started baiting flatheads-Clanmen.
6
This done, the cadets rode forward, baiting in line before the reviewers.
7
It replicates the action and excitement of animal-baiting - without the cruelty.
8
Edwin was revolted by the spectacle of the younger men baiting him.
9
Lincoln, by the fourth debate, had grown tired of Douglas's continual race-baiting.
10
It's the moose-hunting, liberal-baiting, bible-thumping governor of the US's most obscure state.
11
The cruel sport of bull and bear baiting was also commonly practised.
12
The son was too busy baiting his hook to think of replying.
13
And now we come to the full fruition of all this race-baiting.
14
Our bulldogs differ from those which were formerly used for baiting bulls.
15
Kara enjoyed baiting Tigh and he loved raking her over the coals.
16
Here the fishermen cast anchor, and, baiting their hand-lines, began to fish.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Baiting through the time
Baiting across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common