Chinking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHINKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHINK, to fill up cracks
• make or cause to make a light, high-pitched ringing sound, as of glasses or coins striking together
NOUN:
• a Chinese person.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to fill cracks or fissures in

Words related to CHINKING

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How to use CHINKING in a sentence

• And now as I jogged home with all this gold chinking in my pockets, I did feel that I had thrust my head fairly into a halter, and no chance left of drawing it out.
• Parravicin shuddered, and hurried away, while Judith returned at a slow pace, and chinking the purse as she went to the vault.
• Bullets were finding their way through the moss and earth chinking between the logs of the cabin.
• One morning, says the story, as she was making the bed, she heard a chinking sound, and saw, to her great delight, a piece of money drop on the floor.
• After the chinking was finished, clay was stuffed in to stop up the cracks and make the house warm.
• The remaining Indian lay upon the floor, firing slowly through a loophole punched in the chinking.
• He did not feel altogether pleased, though he did try to cheer himself by chinking his money in his pocket, and planning how he would spend it.
• Nicholas gave each maid a purse of golden ducats chinking, And then, for better or for worse, they wedded quick as winking.
• In the chinking between the logs at the back of the bunks the frost showed white and glistening.
• This chinking is more pronounced and better done in the northern part of the region than in the south.
• He found a train-attendant and spoke with him rapidly, in a low voice, making at the same time a suggestive chinking of gold and silver with one hand in his pocket.
• This church was apparently built by Indian labor, as the walls everywhere show the chinking with small stones characteristic of the native work.
• The chinking wedges necessarily varied greatly in dimensions to suit the sizes of the interstices between the larger stones of the wall.
• XV in the irregularity with which the chinking stones are distributed in the joints of the wall.
• The upper window is closed with a single large slab and a few small chinking stones at one side.
• The masonry of the ruin presents a very good face, not due to chinking, however, which was but slightly practiced, but to the careful selection of material.
• The western wall is composed of larger stones laid up more roughly with less chinking, and appears to have been a later addition.
• The masonry of the other walls is rougher, with even less chinking, and some of them show later additions which did not follow the main lines.
• This feature is not chinking, such as has been described, and has no constructive value, but is purely decorative.
• Chinking is almost a universal practice, and in some localities had passed, or was passing, from a mere constructive to a real decorative feature.
• The third day the rickety little porch blew down on one end and much of the chinking came out from between the logs of the cabin.
• While to receive the pay the boatman stands, And chinking pennys jingle in his hands.
• I had risen at the word and was pinned against the wall, where on the first fire a rain of dirt fell from the chinking in the wall over my head.

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