Synonyms for PARKING
park·ing

Princeton's WordNet

1. parkingnoun

   space in which vehicles can be parked

   "there is plenty of parking behind the store"

2. parkingnoun

   the act of maneuvering a vehicle into a location where it can be left temporarily

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1. • Maneuver
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1. List of paraphrases for "parking":

   park, demurrage, berthing, stationing, parked, carpark, parkade, stopping

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1. Tim Holan:

   Whether it was a field in Iowa or a parking lot in Chattanooga, Tennessee, we had to find a spot to unload all the animals from the train, the train operators would often know in advance where we were going, and they would bring their families to get a glimpse of the show.

2. Peter Richmond:

   From the very beginning, as the also-ran team in the Bay Area, representing an industrial multiracial town lying a couple of bridges away form a gentrified cultural capital, Oakland Raiders appeared to underclasses, in the seventies, when the team was half African-American, the stands in the Coliseum were equally black and white, and the tailgating parties the players joined in on after every game in the parking lots were always multiracial.

3. Calvin Sim Chen-Min:

   Basically the way we conceived the parking lot in the sky was that you would park your beloved toy ... and it (would) became part of the living room ensemble.

4. Sertac Koc:

   When they saw jets hitting parliament in Ankara and people in Istanbul, they got organised among themselves and marched to the base to try and stop them, they tried to block traffic to the base by parking their vehicles, burning hay to block the jets' vision, and in the end they attempted to cut the power to the base.

5. Scott Crane:

   It’s an invisible killer. He would’ve died in that parking lot.