Quartering
Pronunciation: /ˈkwɔɹtɝɪŋ/
Quartering (noun)
- The act of placing soldiers in private homes or buildings for them to stay and be supplied.
- The act of dividing something into four equal parts.
- The process of cutting or arranging a surface so it is split into four sections.
Examples
- The town arranged quartering for soldiers during the campaign.
- Quartering can be difficult when there is not enough space.