Brandishing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRANDISHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRANDISH, to move or wave, esp. a weapon
• wave or flourish (something, especially a weapon) as a threat or in anger or excitement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to wave menacingly

Words related to BRANDISHING

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How to use BRANDISHING in a sentence

• Nugent secured it at last, and brandishing it fiercely extorted feminine screams from Miss Kybird by threatening her with it.
• So the Birbanta made ready for the fight and advanced brandishing his weapons against Bosomunda.
• Hurling the javelin and brandishing his sword, he ran to meet him to the very bottom of the stairs.
• Wermund replied that if this sword were shattered by mere brandishing, there was nothing left which could serve for such strength as his.
• The boys now, instead of brandishing the tomahawk, tame their hands to pick raspberries.
• One only wriggled in the air, brandishing the victim like a feather.
• Peerat threw back his skin to give his arm fair play, and then, brandishing his meerro, was going to hit her a tremendous blow upon the head, which must have laid it open.
• The tail came away in his hands and left only a wildly brandishing stump.
• Peter, purple in the face, was wildly brandishing his arms.
• He appears on the castle steps, brandishing the sacred spear.
• He came straight up to where Achilles was brandishing his great spear.
• The blacks came out of the scrub, yelling and brandishing their spears, a few of which they threw at the boat, but it was soon out of their reach.
• The fringe of the scrub was dotted with the piebald bodies of the blacks, dancing about, brandishing their spears, and shouting defiance at the white men.
• Peter put the melons in a row on the oilcloth-covered table and stood over them, brandishing a butcher knife.
• Men had come running up, brandishing spears, stopped, flung themselves upon the ground prostrate in front of him.
• He frequently yelled around the crescent bay, brandishing his silk hat in the exaltation of rum.
• At a given moment the inured conductor, brandishing his leather-shielded arm with a pitiless gesture, thrust aspirants down into the mud and the tram rolled powerfully away.
• In others the boys light torches and wisps of straw at the bonfires and rush about brandishing them in their hands.
• This attempt disgusted me so much that I could not refrain from brandishing my whip at him in a very threatening manner, although I was alone among a number of his class.
• At the same time, the terraces and flat roofs in the neighbourhood were thronged with combatants brandishing their missiles, who seemed to have risen up as if by magic.
• Throwing their javelins, brandishing their lances and machanes, which we have already said were wooden swords, they strove to repel our men from the coast.

Similar words containing BRANDISH without suffix ing

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