fuelling
Speech parts
1. fuelling - Noun
2. fuelling - Verb
Derived from fuel
3. Fuelling - Proper noun
Meaning
fuelling
(British spelling) (Canadian spelling, common) present participle of fuel
fuelling (plural fuellings)
Britain standard spelling of fueling.
Fuelling (plural Fuellings)
A surname from German.
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An activist, Deji Adeyanju has accused the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) of fuelling attacks against policemen and their stations.
As bombs destroyed Italy, an ulcer and other ailments left Mussolini gaunt, and he was rarely seen in public, fuelling rumors that he was sick or dead.
A similar application hoping to add a café to the Boyndie Road business was submitted last July but withdrawn two months later after fuelling almost 20 objections related to privacy, road safety, drainage concerns and impact on other nearby food outlets.
By the 18th century, the landscape of northeast Yorkshire had been devastated by this process, which involved constructing convert stacks of burning shale and fuelling them with firewood continuously for months.
Further fuelling public outrage, Canadian media also revealed that the home's owner had once been convicted of drug trafficking, fraud and tax evasion.
A weaker Zimbabwe dollar is fuelling inflation.