1. present participle of dunt; to bump, strike, or collide with something
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

1. a bump, blow, or collision; the act of dunting
Usage: chiefly Scottish and Northern English dialect

Examples

• The car was dunting against the fence in the wind.
• He gave the door a dunting with his shoulder to open it.
• The sheep were dunting each other in the pen.
• A dunting sound came from the engine.
• The waves were dunting the rocks along the shore.