skeeling
noun
skeel·ing
ˈskēlə̇n,
-liŋ
variants or skilling
ˈskil-
plural -s
dialectal, British
: an outbuilding attached like a lean-to to another
Word History
Etymology
Middle English skelyng, from skel- (of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse skjōl shelter, cover) + -inge, -ing, -yng -ing
- house-to-house
- house-train
- house-trained
- house-training
- house-trains
- houseboat
- houseboater
- houseboaters
- houseboats
- housebote
- housebound
- houseboy
- houseboys
- housebreak
- housebreaker
- housebreakers
- housebreaking
- housebreakings
- housebreaks
- housebroke
- housebroken
- housebuilder
- housebuilderes
- housebuilders
- houseburn