channeling
Architecture, Furniture. ornamentation with flutes or channels.
the practice of professedly entering a meditative or trancelike state in order to convey messages from a spiritual guide.
Origin of channeling
1- Also especially British, chan·nel·ling .
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How to use channeling in a sentence
The former OC star, 26, was channelling Hollywood chic in a tapered tuxedo and bright orange lipstick.
When the boiler is again set to work, the seams and rivets leak and cause that corrosion which is called channelling.
Records of Steam Boiler Explosions | Edward Bindon MartenSpecimens of this channelling were exhibited to the meeting.
Records of Steam Boiler Explosions | Edward Bindon MartenShe looked at the girl fearfully, a vague horror channelling her face.
Mountain | Clement WoodBlue bricks of special shape may be had for paving, channelling and coping.
Machines for this purpose are called stone-channelling machines.
Inventions in the Century | William Henry Doolittle
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