1. staving - Noun
2. staving - Verb
of Stave
A cassing or lining of staves; especially, one encircling a water wheel.
Source: Webster's dictionaryBuyers are looking to try and wrestle back some near-term control after staving off a daily close under the 0.7100 handle in trading yesterday. Source: Internet
The first step to staving off King FOMO (at least for me) was recognizing this. Source: Internet
Winning in Foxborough isn’t the same achievement it used to be, but Denver deserves credit for throttling Cam Newton and staving off a potential collapse after Drew Lock threw a pair of interceptions in the fourth quarter. Source: Internet
SIMONA Halep has claimed the battle for the world No 1 crown, staving off Garbine Muguruza in a brutal French Open semi-final. Source: Internet
He noted that while richer countries had invested large amount in staving off economic disaster from the Covid-induced slump and could now see “light at the end of the tunnel”, the situation in relatively poor countries remains precarious. Source: Internet
It was my way of expanding and peopling our small unit, and staving off the occasional loneliness of solo parenting. Source: Internet