Baling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BALING in dictionary:

VERB:
• make up into bales
NOUN:
• the act of making into a bale
• a large wrapped or bound bundle of paper, hay, or cotton
• the quantity in a bale as a measure, specifically (in the US) 500 lb of cotton
• evil considered as a destructive force.
• evil suffered; physical or mental torment.
• act of baling
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form into tightly compressed bundles
• the forming of something into tight bundles

Words related to BALING

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How to use BALING in a sentence

• They would use the empty army-ration tin, shining there like silver in the moonlight, the tin with which he had done so much weary baling.
• All the following night they spent in baling out the water with pails and their caps, and in repairing the damaged places.
• The boat was a stout one, but the waves broke freely over her, and four of the soldiers were kept at work baling to throw out the water she took over her bows.
• We lay in our canoe drenched with water, and our little vessel was filling so fast, that two people were obliged to be constantly baling out the water to keep her afloat.
• The clouds seemed down on your head almost, and the rain fell as if heaven was sinking and they were baling out the waters above the firmament.
• Then baling out the seat-room, I took some crackers and a draught of water, and turned the boat stern foremost to the sea.
• They were around when the Net consisted of a couple of computers tied together with baling wire.
• Baling hard, they paddled round the corner, but only to find themselves faced by another gloomy ice-crag.
• The outstanding features of the landscape on a short-staple cotton plantation were the gin house and its attendant baling press.
• I proposed, partly in jest, and partly in earnest, that he should be employed baling out and cleaning out our mine.
• The hole which should have been plugged could not be discovered, so for more than an hour some of the men took turns at pulling, and baling the water out with their sun-helmets.
• Water, however, continued to come in, so baling had still to be proceeded with.
• They had, however, hope that she might still be run upon Weymouth Sands, and with this view continued pumping and baling till eleven, when she went down.
• We had barely found our moorings when five natives came in a canoe, the middle one vigorously baling the water out of the craft.
• Vincent dozed off at times, rousing himself occasionally and baling out the water, which came in the shape of spray and rain.
• Because of this, it is not so good a crop for baling as timothy, and also for other reasons.
• Coils of small rope were brought from headquarters, and a detail of men remained in camp, baling the flint hides, while the remainder scoured the immediate country.
• When we had nearly finished the killing and baling, an unlooked-for incident occurred.
• One forenoon, when the baling was nearly finished, a delegation of men, representing brands of the Frio and San Miguel, rode up to our hide yard.
• The visitors seemed in no hurry to go, so Uncle Lance sat around camp entertaining them, while the rest of us proceeded with our work of baling.
• On resuming work, we spent six weeks baling hides, thus occupying our time until the beginning of the branding season.
• Most of the baling presses used in the press houses in the Calcutta district are made in Liverpool, and are provided with the most efficient type of pumps and mechanical parts.
• Several died, and the rest, giddy with exhaustion and crazed with thirst, were forced to ceaseless labor, baling out the water that gushed through every seam.
• We lightened it as much as we could, by throwing overboard the little baggage we had left, and I set the men to baling with our remaining brass kettle.
• He made seven or eight voyages up the river for that purpose, while we at the Fort were busy in baling the beaver-skins and other furs, in suitable packs for horses to carry.
• As the Young America approached her, her people were seen to be laboring at the pumps, and to be baling her out with buckets.
• We could keep that under by baling now and again if it grew no worse.
• The women were now kept alert and busy extinguishing these brands by hurling the largest overboard, and by dashing water with their hands and a small baling can over the others.

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