wooding
SayWUUD-ing/ˈwʊdɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of wood.
Note
One spelling does two jobs: the participle of the progressive (they were wooding the hillside) and the verbal noun naming the activity (a stop for wooding). The object decides the meaning. With an object, the verb means planting land with trees or supplying something with wood. Without one, it means taking on wood for oneself, so a stop for wooding is about fuel, not forestry. Used reflexively, it means hiding behind trees.
wooding is a form of wood
wood, verb: To cover an area with trees, or to plant trees on it. Full entry
- Spelling
- wood → wooding: add -ing
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