Associations to the word «Settling»
Noun
- Couch
- Jews
- Filter
- Travelling
- Puritan
- Debt
- Tithe
- Serb
- M3
- Iberia
- Mohawk
- Manchuria
- Frontier
- Pollutant
- Filipinos
- Grudge
- Illinois
- Creditor
- Rocking
- Mist
- Winnipeg
- Acceleration
- Monterey
- Lag
- Clearing
- Scotia
- Plymouth
- Tribe
- Territory
- Estate
- Anglia
- Khz
- Ordinance
- Disarmament
- Gaul
- Savannah
- Suburb
- Quaker
- Shawl
- Intention
- Reactor
- Repose
- Traveling
- Bottom
- Trader
- Lawsuit
- Adventurer
- Brooklyn
- Plantation
- Haze
- Ontario
- Gaze
- Cracking
- Land
- Cossack
- Vancouver
- Sulu
- Manhattan
- Difficulty
- Briton
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
SETTLING, verb. Present participle of settle
SETTLING, noun. The act of one who, or that which, settles; the act of establishing oneself, of colonizing, subsiding, adjusting, etc.
SETTLING, noun. (usually plural) Dregs; sediment.
SETTLING DOWN, verb. Present participle of settle down
SETTLING SOMEONE'S HASH, verb. Present participle of settle someone's hash
SETTLING UP, verb. Present participle of settle up
Dictionary definition
SETTLING, noun. A gradual sinking to a lower level.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.