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What (who) is nutting - definition
Nutting
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Nutting (surname); Nutting (disambiguation)
·noun The act of gathering nuts.
II. Nutting ·p.pr. & ·vb.n. of Nut.
nutting
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Nutting (surname); Nutting (disambiguation)
noun archaic gather nuts.
Nutting
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Nutting (surname); Nutting (disambiguation)
Nutting is an English surname, first recorded in 1379, when a Willelmus Nuttyng (William Nutting) is mentioned in the Poll Tax rolls of Yorkshire. Nutting may also refer to the action of gathering nuts, or, in colloquial usage, ejaculation.
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Nutting
Nutting is an English surname, first recorded in 1379, when a Willelmus Nuttyng (William Nutting) is mentioned in the Poll Tax rolls of Yorkshire. Nutting may also refer to the action of gathering nuts, or, in colloquial usage, ejaculation.
Examples of use of nutting
1. Stephen Nutting of the Coast Guard‘s Marine Safety Office in New Orleans said.
2. "Inside the depot, for some time after the robbers left, no one moved," said Sir John Nutting QC, prosecuting.
3. "Some people have tried to suggest this was an Ocean‘s Twelve type of crime – romantic and victimless," prosecution barrister Sir John Nutting QC told the jury.
4. "It seems to me that she is the one who is more established," said Penny Nutting, a 53–year–old teacher who attended a rally for Clinton in Lewiston, Maine.
5. Does he then call his mate Bob and the two of them stay up into the wee hours nutting out the song in freeform scat–jazz style, like Lennon and McCartney only in polyester tops?