To badger someone means to repeatedly harass or annoy them with questions or comments.
Go badger someone else.
When something/someone looks for something e.g. The badger was foraging for food
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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.
It means to be "on their case" constantly, mildly harassing them about whether they've done this or that. To badger people means to question or importune them relentlessly about something in particular: They kept badgering me about it until I finally said "OK! I admit it!"
It means, "The Badger."
Badger is a noun (an animal) and a verb (to pester or nag).
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I am guessing you mean the verb, not the furry animal..... Badger = Annoy, nag, frustrate, harass, heckle, tease, pester....
They're very defensive (They are related to the Wolverines.) .