'Bald' was often in the past used as an abbreviated form of 'piebald' or 'skewbald', meaning of variegated colour. Thus, when we say 'as bald as a badger' we mean it in that sense, a badger being very definitely black and white. Using it for the other word 'bald', ie hairless, is just a sort of joke.
Badgers are 'bold', 'fierce' animals and will protect themselves and their young at all costs, they are capable of fighting off packs of dogs and much larger animals, such as wolves and bears. To be 'As bold as a Badger' is to be 'Fearless and daring, courageous and brave'.
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Badger
There are many ways you could describe a badger. You could describe a badger by their mean personality or by their furry appearance.
To badger someone means to repeatedly harass or annoy them with questions or comments.
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It means, "The Badger."
The badger dug deep burrows in the forest to create its den.
No, if you mean if she is bold on her head-(no hair on head)..that is indeed wrong she plenty of hair...or if you mean like a BOLD star like she very famous..if you mean that she is actually very BOLD indeed..haha !!??
I am guessing you mean the verb, not the furry animal..... Badger = Annoy, nag, frustrate, harass, heckle, tease, pester....
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They're very defensive (They are related to the Wolverines.) .