Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
stubbing
Noun
/ˈstʌb.ɪŋ/

Definition
The act of stopping or cutting off a part of something, commonly used in contexts like programming or physical tasks.

Examples
- After stubbing his toe on the furniture, he limped around the room.
- In software development, stubbing is often used to simulate the behavior of complex systems.

Meaning
Stubbing generally refers to the process of creating a placeholder or a dummy implementation where the actual functionality will eventually be placed, or the act of hitting the end of one’s toe against a hard object.

Synonyms
- Placeholder
- Dummy
- Truncation