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goaded

compelled forcibly by an outside agency as mobs goaded by blind hatred

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To goad drive hunt throw or pitch to repeatedly cause annoyance or concern to

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To goad or urge forward to set on to provoke to incite used chiefly with reference to evil actions as

A goad for driving oxen

One who uses a gad or goad in driving

That which pricks penetrates or punctures a sharp and slender thing a pointed instrument a goad a spur etc a point a skewer

to prick with something sharp as to prod a soldier with a bayonet to prod oxen hence to goad to incite to worry as to prod a student

A shrub Euonymus Europaeligus so named from the use of its wood for goads skewers and shoe pegs Called also spindle tree

Fugatores carrucarum, waggoners who drive oxen without beating or goading, Fleta, 1. 2, c. lxxviii.

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