Definition of "welshing" [welshing]

• Present participle of welsh. (verb)

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• "Except that, the next day, Piers explained on why he thinks Oprah canceled -- where we come from it's called welshing -- on the bet, tweeting, "Mr, Vick's people told me he couldn't do interview with either of us if bet remained, as he can't collude in gambling" adding "I smell a rat here.""
• "The next day, Piers explained why he thought Oprah canceled - where we come from, it's called welshing - on the bet, tweeting: "Mr. Vick's people told me he couldn't do an interview with either of us if bet remained, as he can't collude in gambling" - adding, "I smell a rat here.""
• "The next day Piers explained on why he thought Oprah canceled -- where we come from it's called welshing -- on the bet, tweeting, "Mr, Vick's people told me he couldn't do interview with either of us if bet remained, as he can't collude in gambling" adding "I smell a rat here.""