hagging
/ˈhæɡɪŋ/
verb
- The act of cutting or chopping, especially roughly or with an axe.
- The lumberjack spent the afternoon hagging branches off the fallen tree.
- She was hagging at the thick bush with a machete to clear a path.
- They took turns hagging the old fence posts into firewood.
noun
- The action or result of cutting or chopping roughly.
- His constant hagging at the ice with a pick created a rough surface.
- The hagging of the hedge made it look uneven and wild.
- The hagging of the wood left a pile of splintered logs.