labyrinthing

labyrinthing noun: material that is arranged in the form of a labyrinth. Also the present participle and gerund of labyrinth.

Noun

labyrinthing (uncountable)

Material that is arranged in the form of a labyrinth.
- Labyrinthing and glass wool lining of a unique aluminum silencer box do the trick.1949, The Military Engineer - Volumes 41-42, page 380
- Complicated labyrinthing was erected to prevent any leakage of X-rays, the aim being to ensure that four scatterings of rays occurred before the beam could escape.1965, Australian Chemical Engineering - Volume 6, page 23

labyrinthing is also the present participle and gerund of labyrinth.

If attention is paid to such parameters as good labyrinthing, barrier films, narrow temperature ranges, good bearing quality, and adequate torquing power, then a relatively few oils can suffice.1975, Charles L. Staugaitis, Spacecraft Materials Guide, page 26:
Labyrinthing may be formed by partitioning within a single chamber or by the interconnection of adjacent tanks with high and low gates.1977, National Research Council of Canada. Canadian Committee on Building Research, Energy and buildings: proceedings, page 113:

What does labyrinthing mean?: Labyrinthing means material that is arranged in the form of a labyrinth.
How do you use labyrinthing in a sentence?: If attention is paid to such parameters as good labyrinthing, barrier films, narrow temperature ranges, good bearing quality, and adequate torquing power, then a relatively few oils can suffice.
What part of speech is labyrinthing?: Labyrinthing is a noun.

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