noun
- the process of removing mud, sand, or other material from the bottom of a body of water
verb
- present participle of dredge: to remove material from the bottom of a body of water
- present participle of dredge: to coat food with flour or other dry ingredients
Usage: culinary
Examples
- The harbor requires regular dredging to maintain shipping lanes.
- Dredging operations will begin next month to deepen the channel.
- The company is dredging the river to prevent flooding.
- Environmental concerns were raised about dredging in the wetlands.
- She is dredging the chicken in flour before frying.
- The chef was dredging the fish fillets with seasoned breadcrumbs.