See Also: timing(dictionary)
timing(dictionary)
Timing(money)
Timing option(finance)
Tax timing option(finance)
Market timing(finance)
Timing option(money)
Tax-timing option(money)
Market timing 2(money)
Market timing 1(money)

timing (iou)



timing noun. ME.
[from TIME verb + -ING1.]
Happening, occurrence; (good or ill) fortune; an event, an occurrence. Only in ME.
The fixing, ascertaining, noting, or recording of time or times; the way something is timed, esp. when considered in relation to others. L16.
S. Radley He had..wanted her to establish the timing of Alison's movements. V. S. Pritchett She has a wonderful sense of timingwhen to be in the spotlight.
In an internal-combustion engine, the times when the valves open and close, and the time of the ignition spark, in relation to the movement of the piston in the cylinder. L19.