Castling
Pronunciation: /ˈkæsəl/
Castling (noun)
- a large, strong building from the past, used for protection and defense.
- a piece in chess that moves in straight lines along rows and columns.
- a person's home, seen as a place of safety and comfort.
Examples
- The castle stood on the hill, overlooking the valley.
- Tourists visited the ancient castle to learn about its history.
Common collocations: ancient castle, castle walls, defend the castle, move the castle, castle strategy