0 present participle of soil --
1 to make something dirty, especially with solid waste: --
Particulates from diesel-engined vehicles and some industrial processes can give rise to soiling of buildings especially in urban areas, but are not known to cause structural damage.
You have an idea that by soiling, which is the technical expression for cultivating herds by means of arable cultivation, you are going to increase the flocks and herds.
Whether in rural or industrial life, wherever human activity takes place there must be a certain amount of soiling.
I am anxious that that should not happen as it would entail problems such as the soiling of pavements.
It is a probing amendment and has the aim of soiling out the ambiguity over which employee benefits constitute pay and which do not.
The point is that there will be some cases where we shall do top soiling and there will be some cases where we shall not.
They are soiling the sanctity of the banner under which they profess to fight for the rights of small nationalities.
Figures for the net losses of intervention agencies in connection with buying arid soiling are not broken down in the categories requested.
