billiting
billiting noun: the excrement of a fox. Also the present participle and gerund of billit.
Noun
billiting
- The excrement of a fox.
- […]in hopes of finding some hares, of which there has been great plenty in former summers, but could see no fresh sign of any; perhaps that was owing to a fox being on it, as I saw the fresh billiting of one, but could not not find him[…]1792, Cartwright, George, A journal of transactions and events, during a residence of nearly sixteen years on the coast of Labrador […]
- The fox the first year is called a cub ; the second, a fox ; and the third, an old fox ; his tail is called the brush or drag , and his excrement the billiting.1811, The natural history of quadrupeds, and cetaceous animals […]
Also used as
billiting is also the present participle and gerund of billit.
Synonyms of billiting
Questions about billiting
- What does billiting mean?
- Billiting means the excrement of a fox.
- What part of speech is billiting?
- Billiting is a noun.
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