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The Oxford Pocket Dictionary of Current English | 2009 | Copyright

cross·ing / ˈkrôsing/ • n. 1. a place where two roads, two railroad lines, or a road and a railroad line cross. ∎ the action of moving across or over something. ∎ a journey across water in a ship. ∎ a place at which one may safely cross something, esp. a street. ∎ a place at which one can cross a border between countries. ∎ Archit. the intersection of a church nave and the transepts. 2. crossbreeding.

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crossing

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | | Copyright

crossing. Volume formed on a square plan by the intersection of chancel, nave, and transepts of a cruciform church, often with a tower, flèche, or other architectural feature, such as a cupola, over it.

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crossing

Oxford Dictionary of Rhymes | 2007 | Copyright

crossing •waxing •passing, surpassing •Lancing, Lansing •blessing, distressing, dressing, Lessing, pressing, unprepossessing •hairdressing •bracing, casing, facing, lacing, placing, self-effacing, spacing, tracing •steeplechasing • interfacing •unceasing • Gissing • unconvincing •unpromising •enticing, icing •self-sacrificing • crossing •kick-boxing •rejoicing, voicing •conveyancing • embarrassing •videoconferencing •dashing, flashing, lashing, thrashing •square-bashing • tongue-lashing •lynching, unflinching •garnishing • furnishing • ravishing •Cushing •Flushing, gushing, unblushing •inrushing • onrushing

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