skilling
SaySKIL-ing/ˈskɪɫɪŋ/
Noun pluralskillings
Pluralskillings
- 1The "-ing" form of skill. Use it for an action happening now or as a name for the activity.
The company is skilling its workers in new computer tools.
Skilling new staff quickly is hard when the work keeps changing.
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- 2An old coin once used in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway, worth only a small part of a bigger coin.
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- 3One section of a barn, set off by the main upright posts.
Like one room inside a house, but here it is one space inside a barn.
They stored the hay in the far skilling of the barn.
Both skillings of the old barn still held their original oak posts.
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skilling is a form of skill
skill, verb: To spend points you earned to unlock or improve abilities in a game. Full entry
- Spelling
- skill → skilling: add -ing
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Origins
Meaning 1
This comes from the verb "skill".
Meaning 2
This comes from the Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish word "skilling". It is a doublet of "shilling".