ppl. a. [f. BILLOW v. + -ING2.] Rolling or rising in billows; undulating.
1718. Prior, Solomon, III. 129. The billowing Snow.
1812. Sir R. Wilson, Priv. Diary, I. 42. The background was formed by billowing mountains.
1854. De Quincey, Joan of Arc, Wks. III. 242. The fiery smoke rose in billowing volumes.