noun
Uncommon
wheeling
Wheeling (noun) means the action of moving, rolling, or turning on wheels. Example: “The wheeling of the cart across the cobblestones was noisy.”
noun
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The action of moving, rolling, or turning on wheels.
"The wheeling of the cart across the cobblestones was noisy."
How to use wheeling
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe act of rolling or being moved along on wheels.
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Word forms
- Plural
- wheelings
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Rhymes for wheeling
feeling
peeling
reeling
fueling
dueling
kneeling
modeling
yodeling
labeling
traveling
unfeeling
tunneling
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Frequently asked questions
What does “wheeling” mean?
The word “wheeling” means the action of moving, rolling, or turning on wheels. In plain terms, the act of rolling or being moved along on wheels.
How do you use “wheeling” in a sentence?
Here is “wheeling” used in a sentence: “The wheeling of the cart across the cobblestones was noisy.”
What part of speech is “wheeling”?
“Wheeling” is a noun.
Is “wheeling” a common word?
“Wheeling” is an uncommon word in modern English.
