ginning
- noun
- /ˈdʒɪnɪŋ/
- Archaic
- Safety precautions are important when ginning large loads in a construction area.
Examples
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The workers spent the morning ginning crates onto the upper floor of the warehouse.
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Old photographs show men ginning heavy machinery into place with ropes and pulleys.
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The ginning was difficult.
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He loves ginning at work.
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The workers spent the morning ginning crates onto the upper floor of the warehouse.
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Old photographs show men ginning heavy machinery into place with ropes and pulleys.
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Safety precautions are important when ginning large loads in a construction area.
Synonyms
The lifting of heavy objects using a crane
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Morphology
Etymology
Ginning here comes from gin, an old short form of engine, meaning a 'machine' used for lifting. That's why ginning can mean operating a hoist or winch to move heavy objects.