Synonym: occupation, profession, trade, vocation. Similar words: call in, call in question, galling, call into question, yelling, pulling, mulling, willing. Meaning: ['kɔːlɪŋ] 
n. the particular occupation for which you are trained.
n. the particular occupation for which you are trained. 
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61. Are you calling me a liar?
62. I must apologize for calling so late.
63. Students distributed handbills calling for better funding for schools.
64. He compounded the offence by calling his opponents liars.
65. He ran after her, calling her name.
66. I thought I heard sb calling.
67. Calling someone stupid is definitely a term of abuse.
68. He woke in the night, calling out her name.
69. Don't dignify his silly scratchings by calling it scholarship.
70. The workers answered by calling a strike.
71. Maybe you'd better try calling tech support.
72. Local traders are calling for tougher action against vandals.
73. This is Mission Control calling the space shuttle Discovery.
74. I heard someone calling in the distance.
75. Protesters are calling for a public hearing.
76. I clean forgot about calling him.
77. Am I calling at an inconvenient time?
78. We heard bells calling the faithful to prayer.
79. She stopped short of calling the president a liar.
80. The party was calling for more open government .
81. Who would then be calling the tune in Parliament?
82. I tried calling you but the line was busy.
83. Democrats lashed Republican plans(sentencedict.com), calling them extreme.
84. I thought I heard somebody calling.
85. We are calling upon you to help us.
86. He is being hatcheled severely by constant telephones' calling.
87. They are calling for more airtime for Jazz.
88. The sirens are calling the men to assemble.
89. I'm calling to confirm my booking .
90. Calling a doctor seemed the logical thing to do.
More similar words: call in, call in question, galling, call into question, yelling, pulling, mulling, willing, rolling, milling, smelling, chilling, swelling, spilling, trolling, spelling, appalling, shilling, dwelling, gruelling, labelling, compelling, thrilling, willingly, logrolling, rolling pin, fulfilling, polling day, unwillingly, channelling.