1. present participle of 'gae'; going (Scottish/dialectal form)
Usage: Scottish English; dialectal; archaic in standard English

Examples

• He's gaeing to the store this afternoon.
• They were gaeing down the road when it started to rain.
• She's gaeing away for the weekend.
• The children are gaeing to school now.
• We're gaeing to visit our relatives in the Highlands.