Pronunciation: /ˈdoʊˌnʌtɪŋ/
noun a ring-shaped cake of sweetened dough typically fried in oil
A1 I saw a doughnutting competition at the fair.
A2 My brother loves doughnutting on the lake during the summer.
B1 Doughnutting is a popular water sport in many coastal towns.
B2 The team practiced doughnutting in preparation for the upcoming competition.
C1 She perfected her doughnutting technique through years of training.
C2 The professional doughnutting team put on an impressive show at the championship event.
verb engaging in the activity of performing doughnuts in a vehicle, spinning in tight circles
A1 She is doughnutting at the bakery.
A2 He enjoys doughnutting with his friends on the weekends.
B1 The children were doughnutting in the park during the school holidays.
B2 The professional skateboarder is known for his impressive doughnutting skills.
C1 The stunt driver performed a perfect doughnutting maneuver in the movie.
C2 The race car driver expertly executed a series of doughnutting turns on the track.
formal The act of doughnutting involves driving in circles around a stationary object.
informal We spent the afternoon doughnutting in the parking lot with our friends.
slang I heard that guy got pulled over for doughnutting in the empty lot last night.
figurative Her thoughts were doughnutting around the idea of quitting her job and traveling the world.
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