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to-and-fro'ing; to'ing-and-fro'ing
noun
a constant moving about UK, 1961- [A] slight shifting of the the weight from foot to foot, in tune with the to-and-froing of the club[.] — Jack Nicklaus, Golf My Way, p. 103, 1974
- The blind man at the door continues his uniform toing-and-froing, he seems never to tire, but it is not so[.] — Jose Saramago translated by Giovanni Pontiero, Blindness, p. 158, 1999
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