DCHP-1 Online
falling † Lumbering 
n. the felling of trees.
- 1943 So huge they were (both cedar and fir) that days were spent in their falling.
- 1952 Everybody was too tired after nine hours of falling, bucking, loading, track-laying, cold-decking, scaling, saw-filing, flunkeying, or whatever the job was. . . .
- 1960 Men who have known forehead strain of Lump-line . . . / Swinging balance and cut of keen falling-saw / Bite of falling-axe, tap of falling-wedge. . . .
- 1943 So huge they were (both cedar and fir) that days were spent in their falling.