What does kackling mean?
Kackling means present participle and gerund of kackle.
Kackling
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech verb
Quick meaning: Kackling is a verb meaning present participle and gerund of kackle.
Meaning
present participle and gerund of kackle.
More Meanings
- A padding made of rope or cord hitched in alternating directions.
Example Sentences
Detail of kackling. The loose end of the thread ( to the right in this picture ) is finally taken under the series of hitches forming the kackling to complete the knot.
These ties not only hold the cheese together but they become a gauge for applying the 'kackling' in the next stage – so make sure that they are exactly 1/8th of the circumference apart.
Word Forms
- kacklings
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include cackling, kack, cack, rackle, ratching, yackety-yack.
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How do you use kackling in a sentence?
Detail of kackling. The loose end of the thread ( to the right in this picture ) is finally taken under the series of hitches forming the kackling to complete the knot.
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