To Pursue Or Trouble.

[NatK666]

In Take a break magazine, issue 10.
Puzzle called ''For Something Different''.

A single word that means ''To pursue or trouble''???
This I'm stuck on....please help!

[fiction-factory]

dog if the ??? means its 3 letters?
Do we know the letter count or any other info please?

[fiction-factory]

Sorry bug

[NatK666]

Sorry...I got that wrong.

One of the words on this grid will be the answer, and all I've got left after answering all but 1 sentence is

DOG & STRONG...but neither of these make me want to associate To pursue or trouble with the words??? so I'm confused.

[fiction-factory]

I'm not clear what the question is now, sorry

[cashier]

Dog

[Tilly2]

I think dog fits the meaning.

[fiction-factory]

As per my first post I think dog can mean the same as pursue and trouble but I assume you disagree or I have misunderstood what is needed

[fiction-factory]

Thanks Cahier/Tilly- my post crossed with yours

[Flonska]

Bother?

[Flonska]

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=bother&oq=bother&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l5.1875j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[Tilly2]

Nat, do you mean that you have to option of two words to use, 'dog' and 'strong'?

If not, 'harry', might do as an answer.

[cashier]

NatK666 has said he has two words to choose from to answer the question 'to pursue or trouble'. The two words are dog or strong so clearly dog fits beest.

[NatK666]

Yes, they were the only 2 words I had left, and I didn't know why either of those words would be associated with ''to pursue or trouble''.

But thanks to all who put ''DOG'' could be associated with both ''to pursue'' and ''trouble''.