0 present participle of coast
1 to move forward in a vehicle without using the engine, usually down a hill:
Viewing the land from a coasting boat, the narrator's voice is grammatically indeterminate.
For example, opioid effects included nodding, rush, high, coasting, and itchy skin, and withdrawal effects included irritability, chills/gooseflesh, runny nose and yawning.
I have been in touch with representatives of a large number of coasting colliers.
I was one of those who received the deputation from the coasting steamers complaining about derating and the extra burden placed upon them.
They are beacon schools, which are the best in the system, good schools, coasting schools and failing schools.
There are, however, same small coasting tankers on which only one mate is carried in addition to the master.
Certainly no one is suggesting that students should be feather-bedded, coasting along without effort, and the students themselves are not suggesting that.
Another question is that relating to deck-loads of timber on coasting steamers, with all the dangers attendant upon that practice.
