Definition of "gaiting" [gaiting]

• Present participle of gait. (verb)

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• "Driving above the speed limit or too close to the top of it, taking unnecessary chances, ducking lanes, passing on the right, tail-gaiting all are dangerous."
• "I truly believe that many of the polling locations will have "vote-gaiting," like tail-gaiting but without the grilling going on -- or in terms avid concert goers will understand, there should be a "lot scene.""
• ""As Pfizer is the 800-pound gorilla, gaiting the level of competition, we expect that its actions will ripple through the industry, which should further enhance earnings-per-share visibility," she noted."