Associations to the word «Logging»
Noun
- Influx
- Silt
- Liberia
- Wetland
- Hydrocarbon
- Oil
- Cattle
- Decline
- Impact
- Settlement
- Eucalyptus
- Petroleum
- Buffer
- Mud
- Tool
- Locomotive
- Pesticide
- Salmon
- Terrain
- Tasmanian
- Duluth
- Heyday
- Encryption
- Northwest
- Tract
- Economy
- Tracking
- Drought
- Vancouver
- Pasture
- Loss
- Conversion
- Access
- Concurrency
- Creek
- Gorilla
- Settler
- Levee
- Intrusion
- Handler
- Sortie
- Farmland
- Ax
- Specie
- Industrial
- Villager
- Haul
- Remote
- Rancher
- Gravel
- Livingstone
- Sierra
- Chute
- Looting
- Soil
- Crop
- Malaysian
- Tasmania
- Ban
- Area
- Acre
- Shingle
- Utilization
- Drill
- Tat
- Maine
- Isis
- Biomass
- Climax
Adjective
Wiktionary
LOGGING, verb. Present participle of log
LOGGING, noun. An act or instance of logging, (cutting trees).
LOGGING, noun. An act or instance of logging, (making an entry in a log).
LOGGING IN, verb. Present participle of log in
LOGGING OFF, verb. Present participle of log off
LOGGING ON, verb. Present participle of log on
LOGGING OUT, verb. Present participle of log out
Dictionary definition
LOGGING, noun. The work of cutting down trees for timber.
Wise words
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