chinsing (Meaning)

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chinsing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Chinse

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The sailors are currently chinsing the leaky seams before the next big race.
The carpenter is meticulously chinsing the gap around the window to ensure it's weatherproof.
They are chinsing the roof leak as a temporary fix until a proper repair can be made.
We are chinsing the cracks in the old canoe with a mixture of tar and oakum to extend its paddling life.
After the storm, the fishermen are chinsing the damaged hull of their boat, just enough to limp back to the harbor.
The historical society is chinsing the broken window on the antique carriage, preserving its appearance until a replacement can be sourced.
Feeling a draft coming from the door frame, she is quickly chinsing the gap with some leftover weather stripping.
Despite being chinsed, the leaky pipe continues to drip, necessitating a call to a plumber. (This sentence can be rephrased to use present continuous tense for "chinsing")
The old cabin, though chinsing and patched in countless places, still stands strong against the elements. (This sentence already uses present participle "chinked" which implies ongoing patching, so it can stay as is.)
As a temporary solution, the firefighters are chinsing the crack in the water tank to continue fighting the blaze.

of Chinse

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sailors are currently chinsing the leaky seams before the next big race.

The carpenter is meticulously chinsing the gap around the window to ensure it's weatherproof.

They are chinsing the roof leak as a temporary fix until a proper repair can be made.

We are chinsing the cracks in the old canoe with a mixture of tar and oakum to extend its paddling life.