1. A winter game among the Scotch, which consists in launching from the hand a cheese-shaped round stone with a handle, of from 30 to 45th weight, along the surface of the ice, to a mark, or tee, as it is called, some 30 or 40 yards distant, each player having two stones, and the principle of the game being the same as that of bowls on a bowling green. Curling-stones, stones for curling with. Curling-tongs, an instrument for curling the hair.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• chucling,
• curring,
• cyling,
• juring,
• jugling,
• cuaing,
• chukling,
• cullins,
• colling,
• oulling,
• czlling,
• claling,
• luling,
• curtine,
• curseing,
• culing,
• curtiling,
• celing,
• quiling,
• burling

• coupling,
• coiling,
• Carlin,
• cuing,
• lurking,
• curlin,
• caroling,
• cuddling,
• cooling,
• Gurgling,
• curbing,
• curdling,
• circling,
• cursing,
• curliness,
• curing,
• cling,
• calling,
• curving,
• ruling,
• hurling.

The adjective form of the word "curling" is "curled".

The plural form of the word "curling" is "curlings".

The singular form of the word "curling" is "curling" itself.