deeding

verb

SayDEED-ing/ˈdiːdɪŋ/

1 meaning of deeding

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verbcolloquial
Present participle of deed.
He is deeding the ranch to his daughter before he retires.
Deeding the property to a trust can simplify how it passes to heirs.
Note
A verb made from the paperwork itself: the legal instrument called a deed lends its name to the act of handing over land or buildings with one, and it has nothing to do with deeds as feats. The -ing form serves as a participle (is deeding the ranch) and as a gerund naming the transfer itself. The verb is informal; in careful legal prose, transfer by deed is the safer phrasing.

deeding is a form of deed

deed, verb: To transfer ownership of real property to someone by means of a deed. Full entry

Forms: deeddeeds he/she/itdeeding -ing formdeeded past tense, past participle
Spelling: deed → deeding: add -ing

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