s. dial. = FEERING vbl. sb.
1733. Tull, Horse-Hoeing Husb., xi. 116. The Word Veering … is the Plowman’s Term for turning two Furrows toward each other, as they must do to begin a Ridge; and therefore they call the Top of a Ridge, a Veering. Ibid. Our Intervals wholly consist either of Veerings or Hentings.
1839. [G. C. Lewis], Hereford Gloss., 115. Ploughed land is said to be laid out into broad veerings, when many furrows are turned up on each side against the same ridge.
1882–90. in Glouc. and Worc. glossaries.
