Bunting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BUNTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of a batter) gently tap (a pitched ball) without swinging in an attempt to make it more difficult to field
• (of a batter) help (a base runner) to progress to a further base by bunting a ball
• push or butt
NOUN:
• any of the small finch-like birds of the subfamily Emberizinae
• an act or result of bunting a pitched ball.
• an act of flying an aircraft in part of an outside loop.
• the baggy centre of a fishing net or a sail.
• a disease of wheat caused by a smut fungus, the spores of which give off a smell of rotten fish.
• decorative flags
• A bird of the genus Emberiza, or of an allied genus, related to the finches and sparrows (family Fringillidae).
• Alt. of Buntine
• a loosely woven fabric used for flags, etc.
• any of numerous seed-eating songbirds of Europe or North America
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to butt
• a fabric used for flags

Words related to BUNTING

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Words that contain BUNTING

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How to use BUNTING in a sentence

• The ancient capital of Virginia was aflame with the new rebel bunting.
• The garrison, post, and storm flags are national flags and shall be of bunting.
• On the floor, lying across the litter of bunting, there was stretched a small, dark man with a short, curling beard.
• The gate and outside walls were gayly decorated with bunting and Japanese lanterns, all ready to be lighted as soon as the sun went down.
• I set the Yankee bunting, and she showed the English ensign, in return.
• Every ship in the harbor displayed all her bunting and at night every house was as brilliant as candles and coal oil could make it.
• Then, after the usual display of bunting and joy-bells in Berlin, was the moment to make a noble offer of peace.
• Here is bunting to note all ranks and conditions, as if men were not made of the same flesh, and the people of one kingdom might not all sail honestly under the same emblems.
• The flutter of that piece of red bunting showered sentiment on the nations of the earth.
• If there were no such thing in the world as death and misfortune and humbug, that bit of blood-colored bunting would be but seldom flaunting in the wind.
• They must have ransacked old stores, and patched together material never intended for bunting.
• Little Miss Bunting, the lady-help, who lived with Mrs.
• Possibly Miss Bunting herself regarded the matter with somewhat less enthusiasm, but she was a plucky little person and made no complaint.
• Lawrence always summoned Miss Bunting to her presence and ran through the list of boarders for the coming term, noting their various requirements.
• Our national colors were to be seen everywhere, even the lighthouse on the point being draped from top to bottom in clouds of red, white and blue bunting.
• The room was decked out with colored bunting and twisted crepe-paper streamers.
• The score has the colors of crudely dyed, faded bunting.
• But the people of Brussels still thronged the streets under the blankets of bunting.
• Strong government, tariff, Sumter, a bit of bunting, eleven dollars a month.
• There will be bands, of course, and bunting, and we shall read the directions in the papers, and buy expensive tickets and get to our seats early.
• The flames ate up the bunting with which the balcony rail and pillars were decorated.
• The coffin swayed into view, covered with the sacred symbolic bunting, and borne on the shoulders of eight sergeants of the old regiments of the dead man.
• The girls of the Winchester Home Guard had decked it in flags and bunting and stored it with sandwiches and fruit.
• Black bunting was festooned from hundreds of doors and windows.
• At more or less regular intervals one saw them marching down Montgomery street, brave in their new uniforms, running a gauntlet of bunting, flags and cheers.
• Flags of other nations, in smaller bits of bunting, trailed off on either side.
• Long ere they reached the waiting motor-car the bunting had been hauled down.
• Bunting and banners canopied the harbour, fluttered up and down the streets, while minute guns boomed, and bands of music paraded.
• It was not merely an agitation over a few bits of bunting.
• Flags and gay bunting helped in the riotous effect of decoration.
• But you, I am sure, will be glad to know that, though much battered and tempest-tossed, I came into port with all sail set and every rag of bunting waving victory.

Similar words containing BUNT without suffix ing

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