Earing
Definition of Earing:
part of speech: noun
( obs.) Ploughing.
Usage examples for Earing:
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Calling Earing to his side, he pointed out the danger, and gave the necessary order.
"The Red Rover", James Fenimore Cooper. -
Asking nothing by word or look, he proved himself under her eyes- first on deck; first in the rigging; the best man at a weather- earing the best at the wheel; quick, obedient, intelligent, and respectful, winning the admiration of his mates, the jealous ill will of the officers, but no sign of interest or approval from her until to- night- the ninety- second day of the passage.
""Where Angels Fear to Tread" and Other Stories of the Sea", Morgan Robertson. -
Ah I may never such for me O'er- fertile prove, or make too stout a show At the first earing
"The Georgics", Virgil. -
In the mean time, Earing proceeded steadily to perform what he had just promised.
"The Red Rover", James Fenimore Cooper.