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Meanings of welting in English
Synonyms
Examples for "piping"
Examples for "piping"
1
The robin and the bluebird were piping sweetly in the blossoming orchard.
2
This was the general practice by the company as regards the piping.
3
The children piping Christmas hymns in the clear cold morning enchanted her.
4
Among the foliage of the trees they heard the piping of sparrows.
5
The oystercatchers and swallows, peeping and piping overhead, have the right idea.
1
The gray curtains with their pink cording swung gently in the open windows.
2
Me, I'm still watching, out-cording so I can live this at home later.
3
If you please, I do the packing, and not the cording.
4
Well, 'cording to the paper, they get taken with it sudden.
5
That's always the result of a glass of ale, 'cording to the tracts.'
Usage of welting in English
1
Only the song of the saw was heard, and the welting of the river.
2
Christmas, with the reins soaring like lassos, and harness welting his fat sides, stampeded to his fate.
3
Fabric welting runs atop the door panels.
4
From the set piece, Terry meets it at the far post, welting a majestic effort goalwards from a tight angle.
5
He took a touch before welting the ball towards goal, and Jovetic at the near post steered it very nicely past Reina from six yards.
6
The air around them all was welting, splitting like troubled skin, as the force of that unthinkable and burgeoning blast of power continued to grow.
7
"Welting a man on the head with a whip-stock ain't anything, hey?"
Frequent collocations
Welting through the time