0 present participle of quarter
1 to cut something into four parts
2 to send someone, especially soldiers, to live in a place:
In such close quartering the animal cannot turn round.
Mention has also been made of the abolition of the somewhat odd punishment of drawing and quartering in addition to hanging.
Quartering charges are a matter that is under review.
We are certainly referring to them some of the charges raised for quartering.
Seven quartering areas are now open to receive troops, but it is disappointing that the rate of quartering has not been quicker.
I do not know that it was only drawing and quartering that normally ensued.
Sixty-eight quartering commandants have been accorded the local rank of lieutenant-colonel.
This money, along with the quartering charge, is stopped from his pay at source.
