Potting [verb]
Definition of Potting:
put in the ground for growing
Synonyms of Potting:
● Raise
● Farm
● Cover
● Scatter
● Sow
● Implant
● Bury
● Grow
● Pitch
● Start
● Pot
● Seed
● Stock
● Set out
Opposite/Antonyms of Potting:
● Upset
● Reveal
● Abandon
● Stop
● Reduce
● Diminish
● Unsettle
● Disorder
● Reap
● Harvest
● Uncover
● Ignore
● Lessen
● Decrease
Sentence/Example of Potting:
I have spent a very busy morning potting out the nasturtiums.
Fancy us potting our best beaters because they don't want to be vaccinated!
They must be hiding behind the pillars and potting at one another.
Potting ones opponent at billiards is often known as Whitechapel play.
This done, choose some cloudy afternoon, about the middle of August, for potting.
I learned it in England, where (indeed) they are most potent in potting.
In Whieldon's own examples the potting is more perfect than in those of other potters.
Its blue is fine and its potting is excellent, but it is not exceptional.
If we kick him out, he'll be potting at us with that sardine-opener.
Don't you give me an excuse for potting you now, or I'll jump at the chance!