ginning

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Or maybe just a physical chemist that the press is ginning up.

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The act of removing seeds from cotton with a cotton gin.

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noun

The act of removing seeds from cotton with a cotton gin.

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Core meanings and parts of speech for ginning.

noun

The act of removing seeds from cotton with a cotton gin.

Example sentences

Or maybe just a physical chemist that the press is ginning up.

And they've been ginning up the specter of a vast and dangerous left-wing conspiracy for a long time.

The McKinley name for the mountain was by a prospector, ginning up support for a presidential candidate.

We're not blind to party politics and ginning up house delegates or patronage politics.

He used it to try ginning up followers for his new personal Twitter account.

You just know that the AI will leak out of 'moderation' use cases and into ginning up content and affecting your feed.

Instead, we see demand for JS to evolve (Mozilla serves this, we aren't just ginning it up, believe me!).

I'm sure they're both helping a best they can, but they are not ginning up opposition from whole cloth.

Now it looks like they're ginning us up for a war with China.

Make sure the rascals aren't ginning up the systems and hacking something.

You're failing your readers by ginning them up with false simplicity.

I don't know, ginning up mobs to harass the families who just lost their kids is probably the next worst thing.

Quote examples

Ginning up fake controversy about most "social" tech being "bullshit" wasn't a valid strategy to solve that.

I get that they're ginning up excitement with "Caravaggio's last painting was a murder scene!", but it's a bit of a schtick.

If state-by-state legislation leads to widely legalized abortion, for example, I don't think most legal conservatives would support a Roe -like judicial decision ginning up a "right to fetal life" (which actually exists in Germany).

I just think Mercedes has been very clever at ginning up a "Level 3" "self-driving" feature out of commodity lane keeping systems, restricted use cases, and a cheap legal liability waiver that will almost never come into play.