[f. as prec. + -ING2.] Moving in eddies; full of eddies.
1837. Hawthorne, Twice-told T. (1851), II. ix. 127. The eddying wind has kept them [the roofs] bare at the bleak corners.
1870. Bryant, Iliad, I. V. 158. From Lycia where the eddying Xanthus runs.
1873. H. Spencer, Stud. Sociol., i. 16. The eddying vapours … had been mingling … in endless ways.
