Lofting

[ lawf-ting, lof- ]

noun

1. Hugh, 1886–1947, U.S. author of books for children, born in England.

Example Sentences

At present the game is played in Belgium with a strangely-shaped lofting-iron and a ball of beechwood.

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There was no lofting, and both windows were open, so that a cool breeze was blowing right through.

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An interesting case was quoted to me some time since of the success a man achieved in lofting over stymies, and the reason why.

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Horizontal holes are frequently put in and artificial beds made by "lofting."

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"You see, it isn't lofting or driving that wins," he continued.

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