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noun

Teaming n.

The act or occupation of driving a team, or of hauling or carrying, as logs, goods, or the like, with a team.

(Manuf.) Contract work. (R.)

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Etymology of 'Teaming'

Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48

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"Teaming" Quotes from Famous Books

... was put to hard work. There were always horses enough besides me on the place to do the farm work and the teaming—Tom and Jerry and the colt, you know; not Filly's colt: he died, poor thing, before he was a year old, of that disease with a long name that carried off so many horses all over the country: but a great shambling big-boned beast old master swapped a yoke of steers for, over to Skipton ...

— Miss Elliot's Girls • Mrs Mary Spring Corning

... have the pump, though you can't carry it up to 'Hardscrabble' donkey-back. That fellow is as black as his brother, or sister, is white. They're the prettiest donkeys I ever saw. How my youngsters would like such. Well, go round to John. There's no teaming to be done this morning, and he shall take the pump there in the wagon. He'll help you too, no doubt, for a ...

— Reels and Spindles - A Story of Mill Life • Evelyn Raymond

... 'way up in East Oakland," he explained. "You know there's where the stable is, an' most of our teaming is done in that section, so I don't knock around down this way much. But, say—" His hand tightened on hers. "We just gotta dance together some more. I'll tell you, the Orindore Club has its dance Wednesday. If ...

— The Valley of the Moon • Jack London

... scarcely leave me time to write. Dinky-Dunk is a sort of pendulum, swinging out to work, back to eat, and then out, and then back again. Olie is teaming in lumber and galvanized iron for a new building of some sort. My lord, in the evenings, sits with paper and pencil, figuring out measurements and making plans. I sit on the other side of the table, as a rule, sewing. Sometimes I go around to his side of the table, and make him put ...

— The Prairie Wife • Arthur Stringer