ducting

[ duhk-ting ]

noun

1. ductwork.
2. materials for making ducts.

Word History and Origins

Origin of ducting¹

First recorded in 1940–45; duct + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

This is often accomplished by reworking body panels, ducting, and other exterior parts that could catch the wind.

From Popular-Science

The air then travels along copper ducting and can exit out the vent at the bottom or get blown out the top by a second, totally internal fan in the top-right corner of the rear bump.

From Ars Technica