Cling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• to adhere to
• hold on tightly to
• adhere or stick firmly or closely to; be hard to part or remove from
• remain very close to
• remain persistently or stubbornly faithful to
• be overly dependent on (someone) emotionally
• hold tightly or stick closely
• To adhere closely; to stick; to hold fast, especially by twining round or embracing; as, the tendril of a vine clings to its support; -- usually followed by to or together.
• To cause to adhere to, especially by twining round or embracing.
• To make to dry up or wither.
• come or be in close contact with; stick or hold together and resist separation
• to remain emotionally or intellectually attached
• hold on tightly or tenaciously
NOUN:
• a clingstone peach.
• Adherence; attachment; devotion.
• fruit (especially peach) whose flesh adheres strongly to the pit
• tendency of cotton fibres in a sample to stick to each other
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make a high-pitched ringing sound

Words related to CLING

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Words that contain CLING

clings9 clingy12 clinged11 clinger10 cycling15 uncling10 circling13 clingers11 clingier11 clinging12 cyclings16 muscling13 noncling11 oracling11 anticling12 articling12 bicycling19 circlings14 clingfilm17 clingfish18 clingiest12 clingwrap17 manacling14 musclings14 recycling17 treacling12 upcycling19 clingfilms18 clinginess13 clingingly17 clingstone13 clingwraps18 encircling15 pinnacling15 precycling20 recircling15 recyclings18 tricycling18 unicycling18 chronicling19 clingfishes20 clingstones14 freecycling22 immanacling18 outmuscling16 tricyclings19 unmanacling16 encirclings16 clinginesses15 clingingness16 motorcycling22 tabernacling17 semicircling19 grasscycling21 conventicling21 motorcyclings23 clingingnesses18

How to use CLING in a sentence

• I believe I would cling to him, if even his own mother shrank from him.
• To ignore the new order, to cling to the old views and methods, is to court moral extinction as a living force.
• To me, after all the emotion, my tray looked like a sort of solid rock that I could cling to.
• On the other hand, all who really hate sin, mourn over it, strive against it, trust in and cling to Christ as their personal Redeemer, need no conversion.
• The atmosphere of the great unknown still seems to cling to their souls.
• Now would his bones have been broken upon the rocks if he had not been ready-minded enough to rush towards a rock and to cling to it with both hands until the wave dashed by.
• But the boys and girls of to-day are the newspaper writers and readers of the future, and the habits which young writers form cling to them afterwards.
• It is little to say that we would sacrifice our lives for the women we love, because for us life is not that great treasure it is to the Roumis, who cling to it desperately.
• The only touch of colour is on the maple-trees, which still cling with jealous hands to coverings of red and gold.
• They cannot bear the pity or silent scorn of their former relatives and friends, and prefer to cling to their present homes.
• He did, in fact, cling to his slippery perch with considerable skill.
• At best it had been something unseen to which she might cling in the dark.
• They have received in gift nearly half the empire for their own use, and cling to the soil as their only chance of existence.
• So fast do they cling to her, that a person could clean but one pound of cotton in a whole day.
• What is my life? I am too old a man to cling to it where they are concerned.
• Instead, Dade coaxed him down from the tree and onto Surry, swearing solemnly that the horse was quite as safe as the limb to which Bill showed a disposition to cling.
• All the more persistently did it cling because she could not shake it off with the thought that it was silly.
• I do not cling to respect and gratitude for myself.
• And visions as poetic eyes avow Hang on each leaf and cling to every bough.
• What they at bottom will is the real cause, but they cling to particular interests and delight in the vain contemplation of improvements.
• Belief is an inevitable accompaniment of practice and intent, both of which it will cling to all the more closely after a thorough criticism.

Similar words containing CL without suffix ing

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