chumming (Meaning)

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

of Chum

The fishermen spent hours chumming the waters to attract schools of fish.
Before the shark diving expedition, the crew began chumming the ocean to draw in the predators.
Chumming the area with bait is a common tactic used by anglers to lure in larger fish.
As the sailors prepared for the voyage, they chummed the waters to attract dolphins.
The researchers observed how chumming affected the behavior of marine animals in their natural habitat.
Chumming with bits of food can sometimes attract unwanted wildlife, such as raccoons or seagulls.
The chef carefully chummed the ingredients together to create a delicious stew.
The campers decided to go chumming for crabs along the shore.
The tour guide explained the importance of not chumming in areas where it could disrupt the balance of the ecosystem.
Chumming can be an effective method for studying the feeding habits of various aquatic species.

of Chum

running, bonding, traveling, associating, collaborating, mixing, consorting, joining, befriending, mingling

snubbing, shunning, snubbing,avoiding, avoiding, shunning, estranging, disbanding, cold-shouldering, splitting (up)

The fishermen spent hours chumming the waters to attract schools of fish.

Before the shark diving expedition, the crew began chumming the ocean to draw in the predators.

Chumming the area with bait is a common tactic used by anglers to lure in larger fish.

As the sailors prepared for the voyage, they chummed the waters to attract dolphins.