British spelling of 'doweling'—the process or material of joining wood pieces with dowels.
British English variant of the gerund form, following the pattern of doubling the final consonant (dowel → dowelling).
British English 'dowelling' and American 'doweling' show how spelling rules diverge between countries, but both traditions trace back to the same woodworking practice that unified standards weren't established yet.
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