1. plural of fowling; the act or practice of hunting wild birds, especially waterfowl, for sport or food
Usage: often used in historical or traditional contexts; can refer to the sport itself or instances of the activity

Examples

• The estate was known for its excellent fowlings in the marshlands.
• Medieval nobles spent their autumn months engaged in fowlings and other field sports.
• The old hunting lodge was built as a base for fowlings expeditions.
• Fowlings required skill, patience, and knowledge of bird behavior.
• Historical records document the fowlings traditions of the region dating back centuries.