1. a rodeo event in which a rider jumps from a horse onto a running steer and wrestles it to the ground
Usage: rodeo

1. present participle of bulldoze; to move forcefully through obstacles or opposition
Usage: informal

Examples

• The cowboy won first place in bulldogging at the state rodeo.
• Bulldogging requires both strength and precise timing.
• He spent years practicing bulldogging before competing professionally.
• The rodeo featured bulldogging as its main event.
• She was bulldogging her way through the crowded hallway.
• The politician was bulldogging the legislation through Congress.