Trimming (noun)

1. The act of cutting off the irregular, unwanted, or surplus parts of something.
2. Something that is removed from the edge or surface of something else to make it neat or attractive.
3. Decorative embellishments or finishes for clothing or textiles.

Origin:

Early 16th century: from trim + -ing2.

Examples:

1. The trimming of the bushes improved the appearance of the garden.
2. The trimming of the cake was made with frosting and colorful sprinkles.
3. The trimming of the dress added a touch of elegance and sophistication.
4. The trimming of the branches was necessary to remove the dead wood and maintain the health of the tree.
5. The trimming of the meat removed the fat and excess tissue, making it leaner.