I. summering noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English, from gerund of someren to summer — more at summer
1.
a. : the provision of pasture for livestock during the summer
b. : the pasture provided for the summering of livestock
c. : the summer regimen of livestock (as horses)
2.
a. : a spending of the summer (as at a resort)
b. archaic : a summer pleasure (as an excursion)
II. sum·mer·ing ˈsəməriŋ noun
( -s )
Etymology: summer (III) + -ing
: the first mass of masonry laid (as on a pier or column) especially when it begins an arched construction