LekhoriLekhoripresent participle and gerund of ball
Aggregation into clumps or balls
As preceding the gaseous states, Faye accepts one of "dissolution," and as the cause of the local accumulation of matter and heat in space, he, like others, regards the balling of matter through gravitation, whereby immense motion is converted into heat .
The act of winding into a ball.
The balling of wool and other fibre is effected by winding on to pipes or tubes ordinarily formed of metal with small flanges at each end , and these pipes or tubes are supported between discs upon an axis to which the desired rotary motion is given for the formation of the balls.
The act of curling up.
Involving casual sexual intercourse.
Ideal for a balling hot time .
Alternative form of ballin'.
A surname.
By surface analysis, ball + -ing.
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