0 present participle of gum old-fashioned
With the cold water immersion process, it is recommended that cuttings should not be prepared from canes affected with leaf scald or gumming diseases.
The gumming of adhesive postage stamps printed by the new contractors has, no doubt, been somewhat below the standard attained by the old contractors.
Something worse than concrete seems to be gumming up the works if a computer cannot work out age-related child benefits until 1979.
That could well have the effect of gumming up the system.
There has been a certain amount of justifiable complaint on the part of the public with regard to the gumming of the stamps.
Was the contract for gumming cheaper than the last contract?
It is not about gumming up the probationary period.
Can we set a legal definition which will stop the misuse of confidential information without gumming up the proper working of the financial markets?
