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winding

[wahyn-ding] / ˈwaɪn dɪŋ /


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Citadel Outlets in Commerce was mobbed Friday morning with long waits for parking and winding lines in front of stores as consumers tried to grab good deals.

From Los Angeles Times

Just a steady, warm-hearted procession winding from the Upper West Side to Herald Square.

From Salon

My parents want to give them this as they are winding down and want to free up their portfolio.

From MarketWatch

But after Sunday’s 22-19 dumping at the hands of divisional rival Denver, which dropped the Chiefs to 5-5 and outside the playoff picture, it’s fair to wonder if the Kansas City era is winding down.

From The Wall Street Journal

The winding back of rate cut bets comes amid growing unease about the sky-high valuations in the tech sector and warnings that a bubble has formed that could soon burst.

From Barron's