clocking
Speech parts
1. clocking - Noun
2. clocking - Verb
Meaning
the time taken to traverse a measured course
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it was a world record clocking
Another short one clocking in at 45 minutes, is Into the Forest of Fireflies' Light, doesn't necessarily mean less impactful.
A Wellesbourne video blogger is aiming for stardom on Youtube after clocking 20 million views on his Disney news channel.
Brooklyn Park native Michaela Baker further cemented her name as part of NDSU lure by clocking in at a season-best time of 8.51 in the 60m dash.
Breary won in a time of 49.52, Catherine Matthews was the second female finisher and 20th overall with a time of 51.03, and Andrea Luber was the third female finisher and 22nd overall clocking 51.23.
From her trolley dash at Whole Foods, to her “airport routine” video, in which she thoroughly disinfects her first-class plane seat prior to take-off, her dry sense of humour has endeared her to new audiences, clocking up more than 20 million views.