carling
1 of 2noun
car·ling
ˈkärliŋ,
-lə̇n
variants or less commonly carlin or carline
-lə̇n 
plural -s
: a fore-and-aft member supporting a deck of a ship or framing a deck opening where the beams have been cut —usually used in plural
carling
2 of 2present participle of carl
Word History
Etymology
Noun
French carlingue, from Old North French calingue, from Old Norse kerling, literally, old woman
- toss bombing
- toss down or off
- toss in
- toss off
- toss one's cookies
- toss one's hat in the ring
- toss one's hat into the ring
- toss out
- toss-up
- toss-ups
- toss/flip a coin
- tossa
- tossa jute
- tossed
- tossed (down or off)
- tossed back
- tossed down or off
- tossed in
- tossed off
- tossed one's cookies
- tossed out
- tossed salad
- tosser
- tossers
- tosses