IPA: //ˈdɒɡər//
KK: /ˈdɔɡər/
A person who participates in the activity of dogging, which involves engaging in sexual activities in public places, or a type of fishing boat with two masts used primarily by the Dutch.
The dogger sailed smoothly across the water, showcasing its unique design.
The word 'dogger' originates from Middle English 'dogger', which is derived from 'dog', meaning a type of dog, and the suffix '-er', which indicates a person associated with a particular activity. A dogger originally referred to a person who worked with or trained dogs, particularly in the context of fishing or hunting.
Think of someone who is associated with dogs ('dog') and the '-er' meaning a person. This helps you remember that a 'dogger' is someone who works with or trains dogs.