Associations to the word «Drilling»
Noun
- Injection
- Stratum
- Whitaker
- Asa
- Buoy
- Bit
- Sealing
- Coal
- Energy
- Sludge
- Industry
- Seam
- Subsidiary
- Pounding
- Apparatus
- Karst
- Diamond
- Sable
- Woodpecker
- Oversight
- Semi
- Extract
- Technique
- Production
- Fossil
- Cartilage
- Chips
- Filing
- Solid
- Prospect
- Uplift
- Masonry
- Hammer
- Pressure
- Turbine
- Xl
- Keystone
- Cleaning
- Incentive
- Fluctuation
- Tundra
- Hughes
- Company
- Resource
- Tap
- Installation
- Dome
- Lander
- Ice
- Sewage
- Nipple
- Earthwork
- Geo
- Plow
- Pore
- Pad
- Basalt
- Fabrication
- Vessel
- Silica
- Skull
- Water
- Rowan
- Pollutant
- Surface
- Skid
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
DRILLING, verb. Present participle of drill
DRILLING, noun. Act of drilling.
DRILLING, noun. A heavy, twilled fabric of linen or cotton; drill.
DRILLING, noun. A long firearm with three (or rarely, four) barrels.
DRILLING RIG, noun. Used other than as an idiom: see drilling, rig.
DRILLING RIG, noun. An oil rig.
Dictionary definition
DRILLING, noun. The act of drilling.
DRILLING, noun. The act of drilling a hole in the earth in the hope of producing petroleum.
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