wimbling

/ˈwɪmbəlɪŋ/
verb
  1. Present participle of wimble: the act of boring or drilling a hole with a wimble.
    • He was wimbling a hole for the lock when the bit broke.
    • Wimbling through the thick wood required steady hands.
    • She spent the afternoon wimbling holes in the birdhouse.
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