saluting

Verb

Present participle of salute.

Noun

(plural salutings)

The act of giving a salute.

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Saluting the bartender with her glass, she started to move away when a warm hand on her forearm stopped her.
But the troops were also regarded as still retaining the right of saluting an imperator; and there were emperors who regarded themselves as created by such salutation and dated their reigns accordingly.
At the extremity of the peninsula is Fort St George, with a saluting battery.
To the usual letter announcing the victory the caliph in Egypt replied saluting Bayezid with the title of " Sultan of the lands of Rum."
Indeed Ignatius takes pleasure in saluting his readers "after the apostolic stamp" (ad Trall.

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