Moderate as in hightail To do something slowly or lazily, especially when more effort is required. Clear All
5 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dog It'
The startled deer decided to dog it through the dense forest to evade the approaching predator.
Frustrated with the long queue, he chose to dog it to the less crowded checkout counter for a quicker transaction.
In the final moments of the game, the quarterback had to dog it to the end zone to secure a last-minute victory for his team.
The detective had to dog it through the crowded market to catch up with the suspect who was attempting to escape.
During the chess tournament, players were warned not to dog it, as strategy and focus were key.
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