The process of creating or being marked with a catface; in forestry, the practice of deliberately scarring trees or the natural scarring that occurs from fire damage.
Gerund form of the verb 'catface,' formed by adding '-ing.' Can function as both a noun (the activity) and a verb form (ongoing action).
In old timber management, foresters actually marked trees by deliberately catfacing them—burning their bark to create ownership marks—so the scars you see today might be human-made from centuries ago!
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