Wheeling

/ˈhwiːlɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The act of moving in a circular or revolving manner.

Her wheeling around the dance floor captured everyone's attention.

verb

To move or travel around in a circular or revolving manner.

The children spent the afternoon wheeling around the park on their bicycles.

To turn or pivot something in a specific direction.

He was wheeling the shopping cart towards the checkout line.

To operate a wheeled vehicle, often in a skilled or agile manner.

The stunt driver was wheeling through the course with impressive speed and precision.

The word derives from 'wheel', which comes from Old English 'hwēol', meaning a circular object capable of rotating.

wheeling and dealing

Engaging in negotiation or bargaining, often involving clever or shrewd tactics.

wheeling around

Turning quickly or moving suddenly in a circular direction.

wheel

A circular object that revolves on an axle and is used for transportation.

wheeled

Equipped with wheels for movement.

wheelchair

A chair mounted on wheels, often used by individuals who cannot walk.

Displaying extravagant driving skills, often with a flashy style.

That guy was wheeling hard at the car meet last night.

Flirting or charming someone, often in a casual or playful manner.

He's been wheeling with everyone at the party.