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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
doorstep .
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Examples
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My mum got doorstepped a bit by journalists when I first got famous but everyone has just enjoyed the benefits and didn't make a fuss about the negatives.
Alex James 2011
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Most do too much while Ejiofor just purses his lips minimally to make you realise He Knows that his verbose, pencil-fetishising line manager is a jerk, that the hack who doorstepped his wife is scum, that justice must be done even in the case of a murdered unlamented drug baron etc.
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We've seen him being doorstepped in his baseball cap, taking his constitutional in Hyde Park, accompanied by his solicitous trainer, pursued by a brute from the Mirror.
Hugh Muir's diary 2011
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Tough love also on the menu for the press, about which Humphrey was ambivalent, especially as the Daily Mail doorstepped his neighbours, looking to dig up dirt on him.
Hugh Muir's diary 2011
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A newspaper doorstepped me, which I thought was just tough on the kids [Gompertz has four children aged 14, 13, 11 and eight].
Will Gompertz: 'We're brought up to be intimidated by art' 2010
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The video report homes straight in on the Tory link, with Cameron being doorstepped by Charles Clarke.
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He would be well advised not to look so grumpy when he's being doorstepped.
Damp Squib Glyn Davies 2008
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If Dragon's Eye doorstepped someone and then broadcast it every time they were turned down for an interview, there'd be nothing else on TV.
Keep on Blogging, Bethan Glyn Davies 2007
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Barrett himself colluded with it when he answered someone who doorstepped him, "Syd can't talk to you now," and long before he was photographed on his bicycle he reverted to his real name, which was Roger.
Here's Looking at You, Syd Stoppard, Tom 2007
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When the normally delightful Cherie Blair got doorstepped in her pyjamas , looking like she'd been pulled backwards through a hedge Labour's response was to spend £7,700 of Party funds on her hair.
Lay Off Cherie Praguetory 2006
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