Definition of nymphing in English:

nymphing

noun ˈnɪmfɪŋ

1Feeding by fish on insect larvae at the surface of the water. rare.
2Angling. The action or practice of angling with a nymph as a fly; nymph fishing.

adjective ˈnɪmfɪŋ

1Of a fish, especially a trout: that is feeding on insect larvae at the surface of the water.
2Angling. Of or relating to the practice of angling with a nymph as a fly.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Angling. From nymph + -ing
1960s. From nymph + -ing. Compare nymphing, and later nymph.

Definition of nymphing in US English:

nymphing

nounˈnɪmfɪŋ

1Feeding by fish on insect larvae at the surface of the water. rare.
2Angling. The action or practice of angling with a nymph as a fly; nymph fishing.

adjectiveˈnɪmfɪŋ

1Of a fish, especially a trout: that is feeding on insect larvae at the surface of the water.
2Angling. Of or relating to the practice of angling with a nymph as a fly.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Angling. From nymph + -ing<br>1960s. From nymph + -ing. Compare nymphing, and later nymph.

单词	nymphing
释义	Definition of nymphing in English: nymphing noun ˈnɪmfɪŋ 1Feeding by fish on insect larvae at the surface of the water. rare. 2Angling. The action or practice of angling with a nymph as a fly; nymph fishing. adjective ˈnɪmfɪŋ 1Of a fish, especially a trout: that is feeding on insect larvae at the surface of the water. 2Angling. Of or relating to the practice of angling with a nymph as a fly. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Angling. From nymph + -ing 1960s. From nymph + -ing. Compare nymphing, and later nymph. Definition of nymphing in US English: nymphing nounˈnɪmfɪŋ 1Feeding by fish on insect larvae at the surface of the water. rare. 2Angling. The action or practice of angling with a nymph as a fly; nymph fishing. adjectiveˈnɪmfɪŋ 1Of a fish, especially a trout: that is feeding on insect larvae at the surface of the water. 2Angling. Of or relating to the practice of angling with a nymph as a fly. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Angling. From nymph + -ing<br>1960s. From nymph + -ing. Compare nymphing, and later nymph.
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