Associations to the word «Settling»
Noun
- Sludge
- Dispute
- Filtration
- Wastewater
- Solid
- Migrant
- Metamorphosis
- Velocity
- Colonist
- Sediment
- Arbitration
- Particle
- Slav
- Immigrant
- Viscosity
- Silt
- Overflow
- Sewage
- Emigrant
- Mennonite
- Cushion
- Settler
- Settle
- Dust
- Larva
- Turbulence
- Balkans
- Influx
- Stokes
- Cham
- Basin
- Anatolia
- Refugee
- Moniker
- Pond
- Turkic
- Juvenile
- Emigration
- Flake
- Jamestown
- Tank
- Thrace
- Loyalist
- Lieu
- Suspension
- Homestead
- Born
- Manitoba
- Flurry
- Deposition
- Colony
- Migration
- Biomass
- Quarrel
- Coloni
- Magma
- Circling
- Reparation
- Palestine
- Gravity
- Droplet
- Colonization
- Litigation
- Score
- Precipitate
- Drift
- Midwest
- Pioneer
- Weariness
- Persecution
- Immigration
Wiktionary
SETTLING, verb. Present participle of settle
SETTLING, noun. The act of one who, or that which, settles; the act of establishing oneself, of colonizing, subsiding, adjusting, etc.
SETTLING, noun. (usually plural) Dregs; sediment.
SETTLING DOWN, verb. Present participle of settle down
SETTLING SOMEONE'S HASH, verb. Present participle of settle someone's hash
SETTLING UP, verb. Present participle of settle up
Dictionary definition
SETTLING, noun. A gradual sinking to a lower level.
Wise words
Life has no meaning unless one lives it with a will, at
least to the limit of one's will. Virtue, good, evil are
nothing but words, unless one takes them apart in order to
build something with them; they do not win their true
meaning until one knows how to apply them.