chasing

[ chey-sing ]

noun

1. a design chased on metal.
2. an object decorated by chasing.

Word History and Origins

Origin of chasing¹

First recorded in 1825–35; chase ³ + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

The five-piece, who've been setting chart records over in the US, jetted in for their first-ever UK performance, a mash-up of Chasing Lightning and the 90s house banger Crazy.

From BBC

While four successive defeats as Manchester City boss might be a new experience for Guardiola, emerging from the chasing pack to win a league title is not.

From BBC

Peter V'landys, Australian Rugby League Commission boss, accused him of chasing easy money and predicted a swift return to the 13-man code.

From BBC

King struck sublime back-to-back boundaries in Jofra Archer’s opening spell in a quick start for the home side on a wicket that had favoured the chasing team in nine of the previous 11 matches.

From BBC

Biden spent decades of his life chasing and pining after the presidency and when he finally realized his dream, he proved quite adept at the job.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• etching
• illustration
• inscription
• lithograph
• woodcut