felling

noun
UK /ˈfelɪŋ/
US /ˈfelɪŋ/

The act of cutting down a tree.

The felling of the old oak took the whole afternoon.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A seam or strip of fabric sewn flat onto a garment.

The jacket had a decorative felling along the shoulder.

3. The act of knocking someone or something down.

One punch was enough for the felling of the champion.

4. A rocky or stony place; a stony field.

The sheep grazed on the felling above the village.