0 present participle of ladle
1 to put soup or other liquid food into bowls to give to people, using a ladle
But you go on ladling out the money, and the only thing you have to show for it is a valuation which has gone up.
But those who have been ladling criticisms of detail upon this report have forgotten what we have set out to do.
I am not given to ladling on the syrup.
Are we here simply for the purpose of ladling out money?
She simply cannot go on ladling out millions of dollars in charity year after year.
It has kept it all to itself, subcontracting a little risk here and there, and ladling out a little gravy.
This plan of ladling out money is a great danger, and it is a pity that we should extend a very unsatisfactory system for five years.
Bathing young children in the usual zinc bath in front of the fire, ladling the water in and out, calls for the strength of an athlete.
