verb
- past tense of dogpile; to pile on top of someone or something in a group, typically in a rough or playful manner
- past tense of dogpile; to attack or criticize someone harshly as a group
Usage: informal; often used in sports or play contexts
Usage: informal; figurative use
Examples
- The football team dogpiled their quarterback after he scored the winning touchdown.
- When the celebrity made a controversial statement, social media users dogpiled them with negative comments.
- The kids dogpiled onto the couch when their favorite show came on.
- After the goal, the players dogpiled in celebration at center ice.
- The online community dogpiled the company for its poor customer service.
- During the game, the defense dogpiled the running back in the backfield.