outfencing
/ˌaʊtˈfɛnsɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of outfence: to fence (fight with swords) outdoors.
- The team has been outfencing every Saturday since spring began.
- While outfencing, she noticed the wind affected her blade control.
- They are outfencing in the park this afternoon.
- Present participle of outfence: to build or repair fences outdoors.
- We spent the morning outfencing the orchard.
- The workers are outfencing the property line before winter.
- He is outfencing the back garden to keep the rabbits out.
noun
- The sport or activity of fencing (fighting with swords) that is performed outdoors, as opposed to in a gym or indoor arena.
- The club offers both indoor fencing and outfencing for members who enjoy fresh air.
- She prefers outfencing because the natural light makes it easier to see her opponent's moves.
- Outfencing requires special equipment to protect against sun and wind.
- The act or practice of building or repairing fences outdoors.
- Outfencing is hard work, especially when the ground is frozen.
- He hired a crew to handle the outfencing around the new pasture.
- The farmer spent the whole weekend on outfencing to keep the cattle from wandering.