The Collaborative International Dictionary
Huttoning
Huttoning \Hut"ton*ing\, n. [So named after two English bonesetters, Richard and Robert Hutton, who made it a part of their method.] (Med.) Forcible manipulation of a dislocated, stiff, or painful joint.
Usage examples of "huttoning".
Havel helped with the baggage - there wasn't all that much Huttoning his coat but glad to be out in the clean chill.