pebbling
- noun
- /ˈpɛb.lɪŋ/
- After the argument, the children started pebbling the old shed with handfuls of stones.
Examples
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The teacher warned the students that pebbling the windows could result in detention.
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The council condemned the repeated pebbling of parked cars by local youths after dusk.
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Who started the pebbling?
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The boys' pebbling annoyed the ducks.
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The council condemned the repeated pebbling of parked cars by local youths after dusk.
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After the argument, the children started pebbling the old shed with handfuls of stones.
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The teacher warned the students that pebbling the windows could result in detention.
Synonyms
Throwing mud at people or things for fun
How Forceful
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pebbling comes from the word pebble, 'a small rounded stone', and gives an easy picture of people throwing little stones. So pebbling can mean the act of throwing pebbles at someone or something.