1. Present participle tense of the word "still," as opposed to the more common use of the word in reference to "still at" or "still being." Use of the word "stilling" replaces the need for the present tense of "to be" in the sentence.

2.. Passing and/or wasting time occupying a certain space or the attention of a specific object, person etc.

3.. Passing and/or wasting time performing an action or task that may not necessary negate the allotted time given to the person or task.

the thing that you don’t have when you’re phones percentage is over 20

to sit, sit, rest on a chair

When one takes long sips on a bong or reefer then passes out, and upon waking up repeats this prosses. Done reptatviely for a day or so