squidding
SaySKWID-ing/ˈskwɪdɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of squid. Use it after is, was or are, or as a noun for the act.
Grandpa is squidding off the pier with a shiny silver lure.
His parachute was squidding, so he waited for it to fill.
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- 2When a parachute does not fill all the way and its sides keep folding in and out.
There was some squidding at first, but then the parachute opened fully.
The camera on her helmet caught the squidding of her canopy.
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squidding is a form of squid
squid, verb: To fish with a hook that looks like a squid. Full entry
- Spelling
- squid → squidding: double the d, add -ing
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Origin
From squid + -ing, because it pulses like a squid.