Bullying is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BULLYING in dictionary:

VERB:
• BULLY, to treat threateningly
• use superior strength or influence to intimidate (someone), typically to force them to do something
• (in field hockey) start play with a bully.
NOUN:
• a person who uses strength or influence to harm or intimidate those who are weaker
• corned beef.
• the act of intimidating a weaker person to make them do something
• act of threatening another person
• an act of starting play in field hockey, in which two opponents strike each other's sticks three times and then go for the ball.
ADJECTIVE:
• very good; excellent
• noisily domineering; tending to browbeat others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to treat abusively

Words related to BULLYING

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Words that contain BULLYING

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How to use BULLYING in a sentence

• I promise you there will be wood enough in the forest the day honest men make up their minds to exercise their muscles on your backs, you bullying slave-drivers! LXXVIII.
• Alas, they could only scold! This resolution was all they could oppose to the bullying captain and the guns of the troublesome little Quaker.
• All parties knew the feeling of the country on the subject, and, notwithstanding the bullying and majority of Gladstone, he was defeated.
• During, I should think, three or four minutes, I lay so astounded under that bullying cry of wrath, that I could not move a finger.
• And to James Holroyd bullying was a labour of love.
• In her heart she would have been glad to see him breaking the rules, defying the doctors, and bullying his nurses.
• His visit had this good effect, however, that I suffered no more bullying at the hands of Dick Cludde or Cyrus Vetch.
• Let me then at once say that his revelations of the bullying of junior by senior midshipmen go back to a period before the War.
• Again, you have told me that I was very good at bullying.
• It had been aroused on that first day of his meeting with the man, when he had seen Dale standing in front of the stable, bullying Mary Bransford and Peggy Nyland and her brother.
• You have a habit of bullying women who are weak enough to fear you.
• The new overseer seemed to take a delight in bullying him.
• It goes to a man who rents from the restaurant the privilege of bullying you out of a dime or a quarter.
• The chapter of bullying among boys is one on which a man enters with reluctance.
• Big boys, too, with good hearts, should not only stop bullying when they come across it, but make it their business to find out where it exists.
• Sorry and ashamed to see a Russell bullying and insulting them.
• It was a better explanation than her vague account of bullying her way in and out.
• Eric could not, and would not, brook his bullying with silence.
• You know that you despise any one who tells a master, yet you allow this bullying to go on, and that, too, without any provocation.
• When this was the case, some of the worse sort, as might have been expected, would fill up their leisure with bullying or mischief.
• Slosson, who was so used to bullying, and so well paid for bullying that really no blame could be apportioned to him.
• One of them is the bullying of small boys by big fellows like you.
• We do not believe in war, and we do not believe in bullying.

Similar words containing BULLY without suffix ing

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