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homing [ˈhəʊmıŋ] ADJ

1. homing:

homing

carrier pigeon N, homing pigeon [ˈhəʊm­ıŋ ...]

homing pigeon N

homing pigeon → carrier pigeon

See also carrier pigeon

carrier pigeon N, homing pigeon [ˈhəʊm­ıŋ ...]

III . home [həʊm] ADV

funeral home N, funeral parlour

home confinement N, home detention

home detention N

home detention → home confinement

See also home confinement

home confinement N, home detention

home electronics N

home help N mainly Brit

Home Office N Brit

Usage examples with homing

a homing pigeon
a homing missile

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The prosperity that flowed from the gold rushes of the 1860s sifted through to a demand for reliable homing pigeons.
www.odt.co.nz
A homing pigeon was fitted with an aluminium breast harness to which a lightweight time-delayed miniature camera could be attached.
en.wikipedia.org
The brigade's pathfinders landed accurately and set up their homing beacons, but the main body of the brigade landed over a large area, some away.
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Presented in 1982, the statue depicting a pigeon atop a globe honors the homing pigeons of the military.
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It will carry a message to the intended recipient by flying to them much like a homing pigeon.
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Wireless communications were still in their infancy, so the available methods were telephone, telegraph, semaphore, signal lamps, signal flares, homing pigeons and runners.
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On the top floor is a room set up as a homing pigeon house, with a right angular hole to fly through and 32 niches as nesting holes.
en.wikipedia.org
Apart from the homing pigeon, man has the cybernetic instinct to follow through a direction -- but you've got to make use of it by getting a focus for oneself.
www.ghanaweb.com
The homing pigeon was one of the first ways lovers were able to communicate over long distances, using the birds to transmit small messages to one another.
thenextweb.com
Keeping his shirt collar unfastened and homing the slick image to his upper lip.
www.mirror.co.uk

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