doughnutting

noun

1
the practice of MPs (=Members of Parliament) or other legislators of moving to sit near a colleague who is making a statement under pressure in order show support
When television cameras were first allowed into the Commons in 1989, viewers were warned about “doughnutting”.
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 06/04/2014
Open Dictionary - April2014
2
the activity of sliding down a snowy slope on a large rubber ringSubmitted from:
United Kingdom on 06/04/2014
Open Dictionary - April2014

单词	doughnutting
释义	doughnutting noun DEFINITIONS2 1 the practice of MPs (=Members of Parliament) or other legislators of moving to sit near a colleague who is making a statement under pressure in order show support When television cameras were first allowed into the Commons in 1989, viewers were warned about “doughnutting”. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 06/04/2014 Open Dictionary - April2014 2 the activity of sliding down a snowy slope on a large rubber ringSubmitted from: United Kingdom on 06/04/2014 Open Dictionary - April2014 Noun☞doughnutting
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