pegging

/ ˈpɛɡɪŋ /

noun

1. another name for aid climbing

Example Sentences

The giveaway, Lockett points out, is pegging this benchmark to the number of vehicles rather than the number of paid drives, a more appropriate metric.

From Los Angeles Times

One wife is seen pegging her alpha male husband.

From Salon

Mercury also disclosed that it would have to absorb at least $150 million in losses from the Los Angeles fires, with one analyst this week pegging its losses possibly as high as $1.7 billion.

From Los Angeles Times

Shawn Levy: “We’re going to put pegging in the first Super Bowl commercial.”

From Los Angeles Times

Nigeria’s economic difficulties can be linked to three main things - firstly, a government policy that ended the pegging of the value of the currency, the naira, to the US dollar.

From BBC

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