muscling
SayMUS-uh-ling/ˈmʌs.l.ɪŋ/
- 1Present participle of muscle. Use it for an action happening now, or as a naming word for that action.
He was muscling his way through the crowd to reach the front.
Muscling the heavy crate up the stairs took both of them.
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- 2All the muscles of a body, thought of together as one thing.
The horse showed strong muscling across its shoulders and back.
Years of training gave the athlete firm, well-defined muscling.
Similarmusculature
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- 3The way muscles form and grow in the body.
Good food and exercise help muscling in young calves.
The coach explained how muscling happens slowly over many months.
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muscling is a form of muscle
muscle, verb: To push something or someone using your strength to get ahead. Full entry
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- muscle → muscling: drop the e, add -ing
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