noun
- the action of tying up or binding something securely
- a framework of wooden beams or metal bars used to support a roof or bridge
Usage: construction
verb
- present participle of truss: to tie up or bind securely
- present participle of truss: to prepare poultry for cooking by tying the legs and wings
Usage: cooking
Examples
- The chef demonstrated proper trussing techniques for the turkey.
- Trussing the chicken helps it cook more evenly.
- The bridge’s trussing provides essential structural support.
- She was trussing the roast with kitchen twine.
- The carpenter examined the roof’s trussing for damage.
- Proper trussing prevents the bird’s wings from burning.
- The old barn’s wooden trussing was still solid after decades.