Pronunciation: /ˈsɔːˌdʌstɪŋ/
noun the act of covering a surface with sawdust
A1 I don't like sawdusting because it makes a mess.
A2 The sawdusting in the workshop needs to be cleaned up regularly.
B1 Sawdusting is an important part of woodworking to create smooth surfaces.
B2 The sawdusting from cutting the wood was collected in a bag for disposal.
C1 The sawdusting process requires precision and attention to detail.
C2 After sawdusting the edges of the furniture, a protective finish was applied.
verb present participle form of the verb 'sawdust', meaning to cover a surface with sawdust
A1 The carpenter is sawdusting the wooden table to make it smooth.
A2 I sawdusted the floor before painting it to ensure a clean surface.
B1 The DIY enthusiast enjoys sawdusting old furniture to give it a new look.
B2 The artist sawdusted the sculpture carefully to create intricate details.
C1 The carpenter meticulously sawdusted the intricate woodwork to perfection.
C2 The master craftsman spent hours sawdusting the fine details of the antique furniture.
formal The workers were sawdusting the wood to create a smooth finish.
informal I sawdusting the furniture before painting it.
slang I'm tired of sawdusting this old table, it's taking forever.
figurative She was sawdusting her problems away, trying to ignore them.
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