fugling
/ˈfjuːɡlɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of fugle: acting as a guide, model, or example for others to follow.
- The instructor is fugling the class by solving the problem step by step on the board.
- The chef is fugling the kitchen staff, showing them how to plate each dish perfectly.
- She spent the afternoon fugling the volunteers as they set up the event tents.
- Present participle of fugle: signaling or directing, especially in a military or marching context.
- The scout was fugling the group to stay low and move quietly.
- The drum major is fugling the band with clear, rhythmic motions.
- During the drill, the sergeant kept fugling the soldiers with hand signals.
Antonyms
adjective
- Serving as a guide or example; leading by demonstration.
- The fugling behavior of the senior staff set a positive tone for the whole company.
- His fugling role in the project helped everyone understand the new software.
- The fugling teacher inspired her students to work harder by her own dedication.