ˈchin(t)siŋ- noun
Etymology: from present participle of chince, chinse to caulk, probably variant of chink
: a tool used by coopers to insert cooper's flag between the head and staves of a barrel after the head is in place
ˈchin(t)siŋ- noun
Etymology: from present participle of chince, chinse to caulk, probably variant of chink
: a tool used by coopers to insert cooper's flag between the head and staves of a barrel after the head is in place
Webster's New International English Dictionary. Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster. 2012