chasing

[chey-sing]

noun

1. a design chased on metal.

2. an object decorated by chasing.

Word History and Origins

Origin of chasing¹

First recorded in 1825–35; chase ³ + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

Cincinnati’s defense is going to be chasing, and Jake Browning is going to be hard-pressed to keep pace with Jared Goff and that Detroit offense.

From Los Angeles Times

Shouhed is then seen dashing outside to the front of the business, where in the short distance he sees agents chasing after workers.

From Los Angeles Times

His videos do well but none have more than 1,000 views, something that becomes increasingly frustrating for him, and chasing the numbers takes an emotional toll.

From BBC

The novel then winds through Lola’s year after that: her initial rejection of internet fame before chasing internet clout despite knowing that’s what killed her best friend.

From Los Angeles Times

Bestselling author Jillian Lauren will avoid jail time for her actions in an incident where she shot at Los Angeles police officers who raced into the backyard of her home while chasing suspects.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• etching 
• illustration 
• inscription 
• lithograph 
• woodcut