Interchanging the positions of the king and a rook
That which is cast or brought forth prematurely; an abortion.
Noun
interchanging the positions of the king and a rook
p. pr. & vb. n.
of Castle
n.
That which is cast or brought forth prematurely; an
abortion.
n.
A compound move of the king and castle. See Castle, v. i.
Castling
Castling
That which is cast or brought forth prematurely; an abortion.
A compound move of the king and castle. See
Usage Examples
Castling, Castling, astling, Castling, Cqastling, Cwastling, Csastling, Czastling, Cqstling, Cwstling, Csstling, Czstling, Caqstling, Cawstling, Casstling, Cazstling, Caastling, Cawstling, Caestling, Cadstling, Caxstling, Cazstling, Caatling, Cawtling, Caetling, Cadtling, Caxtling, Caztling, Casatling, Caswtling, Casetling, Casdtling, Casxtling, Casztling, Casrtling, Cas5tling, Cas6tling, Casytling, Casgtling, Casrling, Cas5ling, Cas6ling, Casyling, Casgling, Castrling, Cast5ling, Cast6ling, Castyling, Castgling, Castkling, Castoling, Castpling, Cast:ling, Castking, Castoing, Castping, Cast:ing, Castlking, Castloing, Castlping, Castl:ing, Castluing, Castl8ing, Castl9ing, Castloing, Castljing, Castlking, Castlung, Castl8ng, Castl9ng, Castlong, Castljng, Castlkng, Castliung, Castli8ng, Castli9ng, Castliong, Castlijng, Castlikng, Castlibng, Castlihng, Castlijng, Castlimng, Castli ng, Castlibg, Castlihg, Castlijg, Castlimg, Castli g, Castlinbg, Castlinhg, Castlinjg, Castlinmg, Castlin g, Castlinfg, Castlintg, Castlinyg, Castlinhg, Castlinbg, Castlinvg, Castlinf, Castlint, Castliny, Castlinh, Castlinb, Castlinv, Castlingf, Castlingt, Castlingy, Castlingh, Castlingb, Castlingv.
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