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houndsnounpl. of hound a domestic mammal that is related to the wolves and foxesin the yard an old hound greeted us with a single bark canines, doggies, dogs, pooches, tykes(also tikes) curs, mongrels, muttsbitcheslapdogs, puppies, puppy dogs, pups, whelpsbandogs, bird dogs, coonhounds, coursers, gundogs, hunters, sheepdogs, sled dogs, watchdogs, wolf dogs, wolfhoundsguide dogs, police dogs, working dogs a person with a strong and habitual liking for somethinga camera hound even before the baby arrived, he's now become obsessive addicts, aficionados(also afficionados), buffs, bugs, devotees, enthusiasts, fanatics, fanciers, fans, fiends, fools, freaks, habitués(also habitues), heads, junkies, lovers, maniacs, mavens(also mavins), nuts, suckers groupiesadmirers, amateurs, collectors, connoisseurs, dilettantes(or dilettanti)authorities, expertsadherents, converts, cultists, disciples, followers, hangers-on, votariesadvocates, apostles, backers, champions, evangelists, exponents, friends, patrons, promoters, proponents, supporterspartisans(also partizans), zealotsboosters, rooters, well-wishersfaddists nonfans nonadmirersbelittlers, carpers, critics, detractors a mean, evil, or unprincipled persona no-good sneaky hound who disappeared with the lottery winnings he was supposed to share baddies, beasts, brutes, caitiffs, devils, evildoers, fiends, heavies, knaves, meanies, miscreants, monsters, nazis, no-goods, rapscallions, rascals, reprobates, rogues, savages, scalawags(or scallywags), scamps, scapegraces, scoundrels, varlets, villains, wretches villainessesblackguardscriminals, crooks, culprits, felons, lawbreakers, malefactors, offenders, perpetrators, perps, transgressorssinners, trespassers, wrongdoerscads, heels, serpents, snakes, vipersbandits, bravos(or bravoes), desperadoes(or desperados), outlawscons, convicts, jailbirdsassassins, cutthroats, gangsters, goons, gunmen, hoodlums, hooligans, racketeers, ruffians, thugsroughs, rowdies, toughslosers, lowlifes(also lowlives), ne'er-do-wells, stinkers, trash angels, innocents, saintsheroes a person whose behavior is offensive to othersnobody could stand that low-down hound and his penchant for mean-spirited pranks bastards, beasts, bleeders(British), blighters(chiefly British), boors, bounders, buggers, buzzards, cads, chuffs, churls, clowns, creeps, cretins, cruds(slang), crumbs(slang), curs, dirtbags(slang), dogs, finks, heels, jerks, jokers, louses, louts, pills, rat finks, rats, reptiles, rotters, schmucks(slang), scumbags(slang), scums, scuzzballs(slang), skunks(also skunk), sleazebags(slang), sleazeballs(slang), sleazes, slimeballs(slang), slimes, slobs, snakes, so-and-sos(or so-and-so's), sods(chiefly British), stinkards, stinkers, swine, toads, varmints, vermin barbarians, brutes, cavemen, Neanderthals, savagesloudmouths, vulgarianslowlifes(also lowlives), miscreants, rascals, rogues, roughnecks, scabs, scamps, scoundrels, villains, wretchesboobies, doofuses(also dufuses, slang), fools, jackasses, nincompoops, ninnies, nits(chiefly British), nitwits, nuts, schmoes(slang)airheads, birdbrains, blockheads, dinks(slang), dolts, dopes, dorks(slang), goons, half-wits, idiots, imbeciles, morons, turkeysbrats, insolents, nuisances, pests, snipssnobs, snoots, snotsdweebs(slang), nerds sons of guns heroes, heroines, idols, role modelsgentlemen, ladiesangels, saints to go after or on the track ofafter the scandal came to light, the politician was hounded by reporters night and day bird-dogs, chases, courses, dogs, follows, pursues, runs, shadows, tags, tails, traces, tracks, trails accompanies, chaperones(or chaperons), escortshunts, searches (for), seekseyes, observes, watches runs after guides, leads, pilots heads to subject (someone) to constant scoldings and sharp reminderskept hounding his mother to let him drive her car until she gave in dogs, henpecks, nags, needles, pecks (at) carps (at), fusses (about or over), nitpicksannoys, badgers, baits, bothers, bugs, chivies(or chivvies), harasses, harries, hassles, irks, pesters, plagues, rides, vexes, yaps (at)eggs, goads, incites, prods, prompts, spurs, urgesexhorts, insists, presses, pressures, pushesblandishes, cajoles, coaxes, wheedlesbegs, importunes, pleads picks at complimentscommends, lauds, praises, recommends, toutsacclaims, applauds, builds up, eulogizes, extols(also extolls) in the 15th century |