buckling

There was a quick saddling of horses and buckling on of belts.

I always wanted some element of play in my work; buckling down to any sort of routine always galled me, and does yet.

In a minute every one was on deck busily employed in casting loose the guns, in priming pistols, and buckling on cutlasses.

When a buckling plate or plate with bulged active material breaks through the separator, Fig. 214.

This causes expansion and consequent distortion and buckling.

Then the buckling of straps and the click of another key,—he was securing his portmanteau.

They shoved him into the ambulance, buckling down the brown canvas curtains- 21 - by the light of a lantern.

And these solid steel bars were buckling, bending, bulging out of their sockets.

Behind him came Bridge, buckling his revolver belt about his hips as he ran.

The stewards had life-preservers, which they were buckling on to themselves.