man-hauling
man-hauling is the present participle and gerund of man-haul.
Meaning of man-haul
Noun
man-haul (countable and uncountable, plural man-hauls)
- The act or practice of pulling cargo by human effort.
- Supplies are carried from the caches to buildings by hand or by man-haul sleds .1958, Reports and Documents - Volume 5, page 122
- Vehicle to carry many people.
- In addition to muck cars, various special cars must be provided to facilitate the work. These include man-haul, explosives, vent pipe, flat-, and concrete cars.2012, Thomas R. Kuesel, Elwyn H. King, John O. Bickel, Tunnel Engineering Handbook, page 236
Questions about man-hauling
- What is man-hauling the present participle and gerund of?
- Man-hauling is the present participle and gerund of man-haul.
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